Supreme Court of India
Sukhpal v. State of Haryana
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Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (Prevention) Act, 1987: Section 5. Accused-Possession of unlicensed arms and ammunitions-Ap prehension by a police party from a notified area-Failure of accused to rebut statutory presumption under Section 5--'Failure to explain purpose of posses- sion of Arms-Apan from evidence of police personnel case supported by civilian witnesses from other localitrArmourer deposing that Rifle was in firing condition-Conviction under Section 5 held justified-Held as a Rule of prudence corroboration by a reliable witness is desirable but cannot always be insisted as a
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