Supreme Court of India
State of U.P. v. Chandrapal & Anr.
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Penal Code, 1860 - s. 302 and 302 rlw 34 - Acquittal of c accused, by High Court on grounds that medical evidence was in serious conflict with oral evidence and that authenticity of the FIR was doubtful - Challenge to - On facts, held: Conclusion of High Court that there were many manipulations and a new story was concocted, not without rational basis - No interference called for by Supreme Court. ' ~ According to the prosecution, Respondent No.1 fired gunshots at the brother of PW2 which proved fatal while Respondent No.2 (the father of Respondent No.1) inflicted injuries on the abdomen and
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