Supreme Court of India
Ahmed Bin Salem v. State of Andhra Pradesh
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Penal Codes, 1860/Code of Criminal Procedures, 197 3-Sections 302 and 3071161 Criminal Trial-Appreciation of evidence-Contradictions and improvement in the evidence during the trial from the one stated by the witnesses to the police under Section 161 Cr.PC-Murder of two persons by hurling bombs-Appellant's name appeared neither in the FIR nor in the statements recorded by the police-However, appellant's name was included during the course of trial-Material contradictions and improvements in the statement recorded by the witnesses during the recording of evidence in court-Absence of proper
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