Supreme Court of India
Rajinder Singh v. State of Haryana
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PENAL CODE, 1860: ss. 304- , 498- and 201 read with s.34 - Dowry death - Death of bride in matrimonial home - Cremation. hurried - Conviction of husband u/ss 304- , 498- and 201 and of other accused u/s 201134 - Held: Prosecution has proved that the 0 death of the bride occurred otherwise than under normal circumstances - Statements of witnesses are trust-worthy and they stated that the deceased was subjected to harassment by her husband and other accused relatives in connection with demand for dowry just prior to her death - Further, cremation was hurried without informing the parents of
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