Supreme Court of India
Guru Dev Singh v. State of M.P.
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Penal Code, 1860: ss. 302134 and 323134 - Three accused attacking the victims with deadly weapons - One of the victims found dead in the following morning - One of the accused died pending trial - Conviction of two by trial cowt u/ss 302134 and 307134 c - High Court maintaining conviction u/s 302134, but setting 0 aside conviction u/s 307134 and instead convicting the accused uls 323134 - Appeal by one accused - HELD: There is categorical evidence of the injured eye-witness that the accused persons caused serious injuries on the head and other parts of body of the deceased with 'kirpan'…
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