Supreme Court of India
Om Prakash v. State of Haryana
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For the above reasons and even otherwise, DW1 appears to be an interested witness being a friend of the appellant as he is staying in the same premises and would be interested in protecting the appellant. •· ·• OM PRAKASH v.
Judgment, page 11
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Penal Code, 1860: c s. 376(2)(g) - Gang rape - /legation that accused-J kidnapped prosecutrix at knife point and brought her to the house of the appellant - Accused-J talked secretly with the appellant whereafter appellant provided space and cot to the accused-J - Appellant slept in the same room near the door 0 to guard against the entry of any other person as well as to prevent the prosecutrix from going out - Thereafter accused J raped prosecutrix - Prosecutrix cried for help but appellant did not come to her rescue - Conviction of accused-J and appellant u/s.376(2)(g) - Challenged by
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