Supreme Court of India
State of Rajasthan v. Nana and Ors.
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Penal Code, 1860-s. 304 Part II rlw s. 34-Murder-By three accused alongwith others-Injured eye-witnesses to the incident-Conviction uls 3021 , 34 by trial court-High Court acquitting two of the accused on the ground that version of eye-witnesses were contradictory to the version in FIR and , altering conviction of one of the accused to one uls 304 (part 11)134-0n appeal, held: Acquittal of accused ' ' not justified-All the eye-witnesses except the one who had lodged FIR, had categorically stated about the role played by him-Contradictory version in FIR will have no effect on credibility of
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