Supreme Court of India
Gurja Bedia and Ors. v. State of Bihar
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Indian Penal Code: ss. 34, 302 & 394-/dentity of assailants- Testimony of P.W. suffering from serious infirmities casting reasonable -" doubt-Benefit of doubt to be given to accused-Appellants acquitted. c The appellants were convicted for offences nuder ss. 302, 394 and 34 IPC. They were alleged to have entered the house of the deceased at midnight and attacked ·him and his wife, PW 14; with sharp edged weapons. He sustained fatal Injuries and died instantaneously. His wife -· ,, ' was injured. Their two sons ran to the house of uncle PW-1, at a distance to inform him of the incident. They
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