Supreme Court of India
Tejinder Singh @ Kaka v. State of Punjab
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PENAL CODE, 1860: ss. 302, 376(2)(g), 201 and 506 - Gang rape and murder - Conviction by trial court - Affirmed by High Court - Held: There is major discrepancy in the testimony of witnesses and also registration of FIR on the basis of information furnished 0 by the informant - Further, the Sarpanch to whom the accused were stated to have made confessional statement, reported ·. the matter to police after 16 days - His evidence. is not believable - The narration of the alleged offences against the appellants and other accused by prosecution witnesses is most unnatural and unbelievable to
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