Supreme Court of India
Ganesh Gogoi v. State of Assam
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Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (Prevention) Act, 1987: ss.3(2)(i), 3(1), 3(5)- Charges framed under s.3(5) and s.302 c /PC - Examination under s.313 CrPC - Conviction under ( s.3(2)(i) -:-- On appeal, Held: No evidence to connect the _.... appellant with the alleged incident of killing of the victim - Requisite intention of temJrist activity missing - Appellant was convicted under s.3(2)(i) but ingredients of said Section not put to him under s.313 Cr.P. . - There was thus not a fair examination under s.313 - Moreover, charge was framed under s.3(5) which was not brought on the statute
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