Supreme Court of India
Sewa Kaur v. State of Punjab
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Indian Penal Code, 1860 : Ss.302134 and 201134-Murder-Appellant-wife, alongwith her paramour, committed murder of her husband, an army personnel-She told her relatives and co-villagers that her husband had gone back to his unit Later, when enquiries were made by the Army about the where-abouts of the deceased an FIR. was lodged by the mother of the deceased-Both the accused made extra judicial confessions; and also disclosed to the police the place where they hurried the dead body-Both the accused were prosecuted u/s 302 ands. 201 l.P. .-Trial Court, considering the eyewitness account given
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