Supreme Court of India
Yuvaraj Ambar Mohite v. Stte of Maharashtra
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Penal Code, 1860--Section 302-Murder-Conviction by Courts below on circumstantial evidence i.e. accused last seen with deceased and evidence of witnesses-Challenge to-Held: Conviction upheld-Deposition of witnesses showed that deceased was last seen with accused-Accused remained with deceased for considerable time immediately prior to her death- No reason as to why prosecution witnesses would falsely implicate accused Sufficient description of accused was given in FIR-He was arrested soon thereafter-Circumstances brought on record by prosecution clearly demonstrate that it was accused alone
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