Supreme Court of India

Ram Prasad and Others v. The State of U.P.

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Reported as [1974] 1 S.C.R. 650
Bench H. R. Khanna and A. Alagiriswami JJ.
Decided 17 September 1973

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From the headnote

Indian Evidence Act-Whether every person who has seen_ the incident should be cited as a witness by prosecution in the criminal case-Duty of the prosecution to bring on· record full and material facts. The apPellants were convicted u/s 148 and 302 read JVith Sec. 149 of the l.P. . The conviction was challenged in the Supreme CoUrt. inter alia, on the ground that besides the eye witnesses, the .I.R. mentioned the names of three more persons who had seen the incident but they were not examined by the prosecution. In rejecting th: contention and dismissing the appeal. HELD : Non-examination ot

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