Supreme Court of India
Venkatesha v. State of Karnataka
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Penal Code, 1860 - ss. 302, 307, 427 rlw s. 34 - Explosive Substances Act, 1908 - s. 3 rlw s. 34 /PC - Prosecution under - Bomb planted by A3 at the instruction of A1 and A2 at the shop ofPW-14 with intention to kill him - Resulted in death and injuries to the employees of PW14 .:... A3 was granted pardon and examined as approver - Conviction of 1 and A2 by courts below - Appeal by A2 - Held: Prosecution case is supported by the eye-witnesses, o injured witnesses and the ~/)prover - Motive established - Conviction justified. Evidence Act, 18'?2 - s. 133 - Evidence of accomplice - Evidentiary
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