Supreme Court of India
State of Rajasthan Th. Secy.home Dept. v. Abdul Mannan & Anr.
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Penal Code, 1860: ss. 3021149, 148, 3241149 and 449 - Communal violence c - Prosecution case that out of the mob of 50 to 60 persons, 8 to 10 persons armed with weapons forcibly entered the house of complainant and inflicted injuries to two victims and the Complainant - Victims succumbed to their injuries in the hospital - Three eye-witnesses to the incident - Complainant, 0 an injured witness - Trial court convicted and sentenced accused 'AM', ~·and 'AZ' under Sections 3021149, 148, 3241 149 and 449 -' However, the High Court acquitted the accused - On appeal held: There was establishment of
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