Supreme Court of India
Eknath Ganpat Aher and Ors. v. State of Maharashtra and Ors.
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Penal Code, 1860: ss.3021149 :-- Previous enmity over land - Mob of 75-100 persons entered into clash with complainant party - Two persons belonging to complainant party died and about 9 persons received injuries - About 14 accused persons received injuries including some who suffered grievous injuries - Conviction of 35 accused persons by trial Court - High Court acquitted 21 and upheld conviction of 14 accused/appellants -:- On appeal, held: There was no evidence to specifically ascribe any definite role to any of the accused/appellants - Also there was no explanation regarding · the
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