Supreme Court of India
B. Kumar@ Jayakumar@ Left. Kr.@ S. Kumar v. Insp. of Police Th. C.B.C.L.D.
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Penal Code, 1860 - ss. 302, 307, 342, 376, 394, 397 and 449 - Rape of PW1 and murder of her brother, 'M' - Attempt to murder PW1 and her relative PW2 - Robbery of jewellery - Conviction of appellant- Propriety- Held: Proper, as it was based upon cogent and reliable evidence - Appellant was greatly attracted to PW1 and came to her house driven by lust - He committed the murder of 'M' on the spur of the moment, since the latter saw him committing rape and further tried to make a phone call to someone outside - Similarly, appellant attacked PW2, who had seen him attacking 'M' and then attacked
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