Supreme Court of India
Baij Nath Sah v. State of Bihar
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Penal Code, 1860: s.363 - Kidnapping - Four persons including appellant prosecuted - Conviction - Plea of appellant that there was no evidence against him - HELD: As the victim was not examined as a witness, her statement uls 164 CrPC cannot be used against the appellant - Even otherwise, her statement does not involve the appellant in any manner- The a/legation against him is that after the victim had been kidnapped by the other accused she was brought to their home, where the appellant was a/so present - In other words, when she was brought to the appellant's home, the kidnapping had
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