Supreme Court of India
Mohmedrafiz Husenmiya Thakor and Ors. v. State of Gujarat
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Criminal Law : Indian Penal Code, 1860-Section 302/Terrorist and Disrnptive Ac- tivities [Prevention] Act,-Section 3 and 4-f'rosecution under-With regard to 5 appellants identification by eye-witness corroborated by other wit nesses-ff eld, conviction justified-Hence, upheld-With regard to 2 appel lants--1 dentifi cation by only one witness-No corroboration by other witnesses-Hence, acquitted-With regard to other 2 appellants their names memioned as assailants by eye-witness-2 other accused bearing the same name, acquitted by trial coult-Held, there is reasonable doubt as to identity of the
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