Supreme Court of India
Raju v. The State by Inspector of Police
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Penal Code, 1860: S.302, 341 Part I - Trial Court convicting the appellant- c accused under s.302 /PC- High Court altering it to one under s.341 Part I /PC- Correctness of- Held: Trial Court and High Court rightly held the appellant to be the author of the crime - High Court rightly altered the conviction from s. 302 to s. 341 /PC - Hence no interference called for - Circumstantial \'" evidence. The appellant-accused was convicted under s.302 IPC by the trial court. High Court altered the conviction to one under s.341 Part I IPC. Hence the appeal. I Dismissing the appeal, the Court HELD: 1.
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