Supreme Court of India
Manoj Kumar V. State of Himachal Pradesh v. State of Himachal Pradesh
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Penal Code, 1860 – ss. 304 Part-II and 302 – Prosecution case that PW-1 and ‘P’ disturbed with interference of appellants on their land had filed suit against them – It was alleged that when ‘P’ along with PW-13 and DW-1 were returning to their village from nearby village they came across the disputed land, suddenly, appellants armed with weapons attacked ‘P’ and assaulted him – Injured ‘P’ was taken to a police post, where he lodged a report – Thereafter, he was taken to a Health Centre, where doctor-PW-4 attended him and referred him to hospital, however, on the way to hospital his…
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