Supreme Court of India
Sarup Singh v. State of Punjab
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Penal Code, 1860-Sections 302134 & 456-House breaking by night to commit murder-Attempt to murder-11/egal use of fire-arms-Three accused including Appellant-Accused are police constables-Service rifle and live cartridges recovered pursuant to confession of Appellant-Similar recovery from other two accused-One accused married to daughter of deceased Relationship between them strained-All accused though posted on patrol duty, found absent from place of duty at the time of incident-Conviction of Appellant by Courts below-Validity of-Held, valid-Jn view of the evidence, no motive was required to
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