Supreme Court of India
Raja@ Sasikumar & Anr. v. State through Inspector of Police
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PENAL CODE, 1860: c s. 302134 - Murder - Conviction of 3 out of 7 accused - Appeal. by two of the convicts -- Held: In a case of several accused persons, on the same set of evidence, if it is possible to remove the chaff from the grain, then the court would not be committing any mistake in sustaining the prosecution case 0 against whom the evidence is shown to be intact - In the instant case, testimonies of PWs are acceptable insofar as the involvement of appellants in the crime is concerned -- The conclusion arrived at by High Court is concurred with. FIR: Contents of FIR - Witnesses not
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