Supreme Court of India
Gangaram Shantaram Salunkhe v. The State of Maharashtra
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Penal Code, 1860-Section 302 read with section 34-Conviction under-Upheld by High Court-Interference with-Held: Evidence was ·consistent and corroborated by medical evidence-Dying declaration also could not be discarded-There being few minor discrepancies, does not call for interference with the order of High Court-Evidence Act, I 872-Section 34. According to the prosecution case, accused nos. 2, 3 and 4 stopped vehicle on which Band PW4 were proceeding. Accused No. 3 caught hold of and accused no. 2 and accused no. 4-appellant assaulted him with knife. PW4 tried to save the deceased but was
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