Supreme Court of India
Aslam @ Deewan v. State of Rajasthan
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Penal Code, 1860 - s. 394 - Voluntarily causing hurl in c committing robbery - Accused looted a person by inflicting grievous injury- Conviction uls 394 with 10 years RI by courts below - Interference with - Held: Test identification parade was held - Injured victim identified accused during investiga- tion in presence of Magistrate - Victim identified the articles recovered - Thus, order of courts below does not call for inter- ference. ~· According to the prosecution case, on the fateful day, some miscreants looted PW-11 by inflicting grievous blow on his head with iron rod. They snatched
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