Supreme Court of India
Pappu @ Hari Om v. State of Madhya Pradesh
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Penal Code, 1860: s.304(Part II) - Gun shot injuries on c shoulder - Resulting in death - Conviction under s.302 - Affirmed by High Court -- Held: Considering the part of body where bullet fired hit the deceased,· appropriate conviction would be under s.304 Part II - Custodia/ sentence of 8 years would meet ends of justice - Accused having suffered custody of more than that period ordered to be released forthwith. ;,. ; Prosecution case was that deceased along with prosecution witnesses was playing cards on Diwali night. Appellant and co-accused came there and asked them to permit them to
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