Supreme Court of India
Ravi Kumar Singh Malhotra v. State of M.P.
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What the Court ordered
We are of the view that the prosecution has not been able to bring forth Crl.
Judgment, page 14
In brief
The appellant had been living separately from his wife Sushma and their two sons for about six years when, on 20.09.1989, Sushma and the two boys allegedly left Kanpur with him for a trip to Khajuraho. On 26.09.1989 a naked, injured boy aged about 4-5 years (PW-28) flagged down a truck driver at Bhero Ghat and was taken to the police station; over the next two days the decomposed bodies of Sushma and the other son were recovered from the ghat.…
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