Supreme Court of India
Keshvendra Singh v. Shankar Singh
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What the Court ordered
In view of the above, it is crystal clear that the purpose behind Section 12 was not to freeze the other proceedings against the accused till proceedings under the Gangsters Act were concluded.
Judgment, page 12
In brief
The appellant's brother Raghvendra Singh was allegedly beaten to death with lathis, stones and metal rods, and the appellant lodged an FIR in September 2023 against nine persons including the first respondent. Chargesheets under Sections 147, 323, 504, 506, 302 and 427 IPC were filed and the case was committed as Session Trial No. 934 of 2023, in which charges were framed on 26.02.2024 and the prosecution evidence was complete by 08.01.2025, with Section 313 statements about to be recorded.…
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