Supreme Court of India
Haradhan Das v. State of West Bengal
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Penal Code, 1860 - ss. 3021149 - Murder - Five accused including the appellant-accused entering the house of the victims - Causing death of one and injuries to two - Eyewitnesses to the incident - Appellant-accused identified by the witnesses including injured witnesses - Three witnesses declared hostile - Accused charged u/ss. 148, 3021 149, 3261149 and 460 /PC - One of the accused died during trial and hence the case against him abated - Trial court acquitted three accused and convicted the appellant-accused uls.
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