Supreme Court of India
Satnam Singh v. State of Rajasthan
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Penal Code, I 860-Sections 304A and 30?-Conviction under Injirmity in the evidence of eye-witnesses-Delay in recording the statements of the witnesses-Witnesses stating to have seen the appellant intentionally crushing the deceased by his truck-Held, unreliable-Witness stating to have seen ·the appellant running away from the scene of occurrence-Held, does not establish the offence of murder-It establishes the offence of rash and negligent driving. Appellant, a truck driver, was alleged to have crushed 'M' intentionally under his truck. case under Section 304A IPC was registered on the basis
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