Supreme Court of India
Hallu and Others v. State of Madhya Pradesh
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Crimin.:U trial-Cast of rioting and murder-Correct' approach to eridenct FIR if should be givtn by one having persona/ know/edge of the incitknt. The appeUants, along with others, were charged with offences arising out of tbe murdCr of two persons. The trial court assessed the evidence on the followina principles, namely : (a) in rioti.n:g cases discrepancies arc bound to occur in the evidence but the duty of the court is to have regard to the broad probabilities of the case; (b) in a factious village independent witnesses arc unwilling to come forward and therefore the testimony of eye
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