Supreme Court of India
Gopal Singh v. State of Uttarakhand
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Penal Code, 1860 - s. 324 - Conviction under, of. accused-appellant - For firing gunshot at PW3 from a country_ made pistol ('kattaJ thereby causing firearm injury to him : . .-_ Justification of the conviction - Held: Justified - PW1 cleariY stated that appellant had fired from his country made pistpl which hit his nephew, PW3 - Similarly, PW2, father of P~, vividly narrated the incident - Testimony of PW3 that wh~n o his uncle, PW1, was preparing accounts in his shop, he was / suddenly hit by bullet fired by the appellant - Medica1 evidence made it clear that the injury was caused by
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