Supreme Court of India
Mohan Singh v. State of Haryana.
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clearly deposed in cross examination that 10 to 30 persons were present in the waiting hall at that time. From the evidence of PW6 and PW 7 the Sub-Inspector, it is clear that the Railway BookiDg Office and the tea vendors stall were located near the place where the appellant was ap prehended and searched. But no one from amongst the persons sitting in waiting hall or any one from the booking office or tea stall was joined as witness by the investigation in the search and seizure of the country made pistol said to have been recovered from the possession of the appellant. From the evidence of
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