Supreme Court of India
Om Prakash v. State of Haryana
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Penal Code, 1860- ss. 302 rlw s.149 and s.148- Murder - Unlawful· assembly -Common object - Allegation that appellants inflicted injuries on deceased with lathis and butt of gun whereafter appellant no. 1 came on a tractor and ran over the deceased· '-.'Conviction of appellants - Challenged on grounds that there was delay in lodging of FIR; that there was no evidence that appellant no. 1 ran over the tractor over the deceased; and that eye witnesses did not ascribe specific overt act to each of the accused - Held: On facts, from the sequence of the events which include consumption of time in
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