Supreme Court of India
Joginder Singh v. State of Punjab
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Penal Code, 1860: s.302- Conviction under- Gun shot c hitting head of deceased resulting in his death - Applicability of s.302, challenged on the ground that only one shot was fired - Held: Though one pellet was recovered and there was only one injury, but that would not take the offence out of the purview of s.302 as it was established that the accused aimed ~ at the head of the deceased and fired the shot from a close . range which hit him on his head - s.302 was applicable to facts of the case. Evidence: Testimony of related/interested witnesses - Reliability of - Held: When there is
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