Supreme Court of India
Krishnan v. State Represented by Inspector of Police
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Evidence: Circumstantial evidence - Conviction based on - c Legality of-Accused held guilty by trial court and High Court u/s 302134 !PC merely on the basis of circumstantial evidence - No direct evidence to connect accused with commission of offence - Accused neither named in complaint nor in FIR - Presence of accused at scene of occurrence prior to incident not proved - Evidence on record to the effect that accused had earlier appeared a." a witness against police officer ' concerned - HELD: Evaluation of findings by trial court as affirmed by High Court suffers from manifest error and \-
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