Supreme Court of India
Asharam and Anr. v. State of Madhya Pradesh
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For the aforesaid reasons, the conviction rendered by the High Court is upheld and the appeal is accordingly dismissed.
Judgment, page 11
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t Penal Code, 1860: .. ss.3071149-Attempt to murder-By unlallful assembly-By causing c deadly injuries-Five accused including the two Appellants-Conviction of Appellants by High Court uls 3071149 reversing the order of acquittal of Trial Court-Propriety of-Held, proper-No reason to doubt credibility of the three injured witnesses, P Ws I, 2, & 3-Their evidence fully corroborated by medical evidence-PWs 2 and 3 substantially corroborated evidence of PWI, particularly with regard to the place at which the jive accused had assembled, the manner in which the assault was carried out, the weapons \
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