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Paramjit Singh@ Mithu Singh v. State of Punjab through Secretary (home)
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Penal Code, 1860: S. 302134-Murder-Four accused attacking victim with 'gandas '-Death of victim-HELD: In order to convict an accused vicariously u/s 34, it is not necessary to prove that each and every one of the accused had indulged in inflicting deadly injuries-It is enough if evidence discloses that overt act of any of the accused in the group was done in furtherance of common intention-On facts, common intention of appellant is evident from the fact that he was -r-. - armed with 'gandas ', a deadly weapon, and inflicted two injuries on i ;.___ the victim-All accused attacked the victim
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