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The appellant was tried for rape and murder of a girl aged five years. The entire evidence against him was circumstantial: (a) the accused and the deceased were last seen together; (b) false explanation given by the accused regarding the whereabouts of the deceased; (c) alleged recovery of the dead body of the deceased at the instance of the accused and (d) presence of abrasions on the genital of the accused as well as blood stains on his wearing apparels and nail clippings.
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