Supreme Court of India
Munna v. State (n.c.t. of Delhi)
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Criminal Trial-Test Identification Parade-Accuser's refusal to participate-Effect of-Held: In such cases prosecution proceeds in a normal c manner like other cases and relies upon the testimony of witnesses recorded in the Court during course of trial-On facts, accused refusing to participate in TIP, .identification of accused in Court for first time, accused not named in FIR or statement in Court under Section 161 Cr.P. .-Further no reason to falsely implicate accused-Identity of accused also established-Hence, case established against the accused and he was rightly convicted by trial Court-
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