Supreme Court of India
Devinder v. State of Haryana
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Indian Penal Code, 1860-Section 302: Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, Section 157-Circumstances for benefit of doubt-Non-disclosure of the names of the accused at the earliest opportunity-Delay in sending the special report to the Magistrate-Benefit of doubt can be given to the accused-:4nns Act, 1959-Ss. 25, 27-TADA Act, s. 6. At about 9.00 .M. on 26th July, 1986 the appellant was alleged to have given two blows to the victim with knife-one on the left side of the chest and the other on the abdomen, in presence of two eye witnesses, who carried the injured to the Hospital, where he was
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