Supreme Court of India
Prahalad Singh & Ors v. State of M.P.
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Penal Code, 1860 - ss.302 and 307 rlw s.149 - Death of one person and grievous injury to another - Five accused, c viz. 'R', ' ', ' ', ' ' and 'P' - Allegation that ' ' fired a shot causing severe injury on the head of PW-2 while 'R' fired a shot at PW-2's relative which hit him on the abdominal area killing him instantaneously - Trial Court convicted all the accused under ss.302 and 307 rlw s.149- They filed appeal, during pendency of which, ' ' died - High Court dismissed the appeal - On further appeal by P', ' ' ' ' and 'R', held: Evidence of PW-5 was wholly reliable - The very spontaneity
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