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Jasdeep Singh @ Jassu v. State of Punjab

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Bench Sanjay Kishan Kaul and M. M. Sundresh JJ.
Decided 7 January 2022

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Penal Code, 1860 – s. 304 part I and s.34 – Allegation that victim-deceased was shot dead by the accused persons (A1 to A4) during the night time – A3 and A4 (appellants) were present at the scene of occurrence and made a statement saying “what are you seeing now”, thereafter, A1 took out a gun from his pocket and shot the deceased – In complaint, father of the deceased (Complainant/ PW6) did not make any statement that A3 and A4 exhorted A1 to shoot – However, in his additional statement u/s. 161 Cr.P. . he improved his statement stating that A3 and A4 instigated A1 to fire – Trial Court…

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