Supreme Court of India
Jaswinder Singh v. State of Punjab
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PENAL CODE, 1860: c ss.302134 and 307 - Accused-appellant caught hold of the victim saying that he should not be spared, while his co- accused fired at the victim resulting in his death - Accused J also firing at the witness who grappled with the co-accused - Held: Accused was rightly convicted and sentenced by courts below EVIDENCE: Identification of accused in court - Accused refusing to participate in test identification parade on the ground that he had already been shown to witness - TIP not held - Plea of accused that in the circumstances his identity in trial court ,> should have been
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