Supreme Court of India
Sadananda Mondal v. State of West Bengal
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PENAL CODE, 1860: s. 302134 - Death of victim by gunshot injury - Out of 14 accused, 13 acquitted by counts below - Conviction of appellant and sentence of life imprisonment - Held: Out of the two brothers of deceased, evidence of one was disbelieved by High Court as he made inconsistent statements u/s 161 o Cr.P. . and before court - The other brother introduced names of other accused persons whom he did not name in FIR - There was also no explanation as to the discrepancy in the father's name of appellant, though he was a neighbour - Besides, there was no recovery of gun used in the crime
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