Supreme Court of India
Badri v. State of Rajasthan
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From the headnote
Evidendc-Corroboration-Qua/ity. not quamity that matters. The appellant was convicted for the offence of murder. P.W. 1, brother. of the deceased, was the sole eye.witness of the crime and his statement was re corded by the Magistrate under s. 164, Code of Criminal Procedure, during inyestigation. · The trial Court found certain discrepancies in the evidence of P. W. 1, re· . garding the range of shooting and about the second gun shot. but observed that, because he tried to embellish his statement, it could not be said that he was an unreliable witness. The Court accepted his evidence since
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