Supreme Court of India
Gyasuddin Khan @ Md. Gyasuddln Khan v. The State of Bihar
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Penal Code, I 860-Section 302-Murder-Death sentence-Justification for-Mental condition of the accused-Held, a relevant factor for determining sentence-Accused police personnel killing three fellow police personnel- Murder committed because one of the deceased had reprimanded him and had made adverse entries against him in register-No motive to kill the other two police personnel-Death sentence converted into life imprisonment considering his mental condition-Penology-Death Sentence. The appellant was a constable in police force. He was aggrieved by the action of his superior, R, who had
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