Supreme Court of India
S.K. Nair v. State of Punjab
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Penal Code 1860 Ss. 302, 324, 84-Murder-Plea that accused was suffering from paranoid-Facts of the case established that he understood the implication of his acts at the time he committed the offence-Hence plea not maintainable. The appellant who was employed in Army was charged for committing murder of a Naik and attacking a Havildar and Jeep Driver within the barrack in the Air Force Station. c The appellant had surrendered to the security officer and handed over the Khukri which was used in committing the said offences. The Trial Court, considering the .evidence of witnesses especially the
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