Supreme Court of India
Sudarshan and Anr. v. State of Maharashtra
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Penal Code, 1860 - s. 302 rw s. 34 - Murder and common intention - Complainant, his friends and deceased persons gathered at a place to celebrate - Two appellants · along with others went to that place - Two appellants armed with weapons assaulted the deceased persons which resulted in their death - Appellants were known to the complainant - FIR lodged - Conviction u/s:302!34, by courts be.fow - Correctness of - Held: FIR appears to be ante-timed which gets strengthened on the glaring and intriguing events taking place thereafter - Facts sufficient to hold that appellants may have been roped
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