Supreme Court of India
Suresh @ Hakla v. State of Haryana
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Penal Code, 1860 - ss 302, 307 rlw s. 149 and s. 148 - Murder - Fatal gun shot injuries on account of enmity - Conviction under sections, by courts below - Challenge to, by c three of the accused - On appeal held: Conviction of two of the accused justified since they were named in FIR - · Prosecution witnesses clearly described the role played by them - However, conviction of the other accused set aside since he was not named in FIR and in the original statement- Role ascribed to him was differently described - There was r no evidence to show his participation - He was also not known to the
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