Supreme Court of India
Ganga Bai v. State of Rajasthan
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Penal Code, 1860 - s. 304 r/w s. 34 and 201 - Prosecution under- Of appellant-accused - Alongwith two other accused- Conviction of all three accused by trial court - High Court affirmed the conviction of appellant-accused, while acquitting the other two accused giving them benefit of . doubt - Appeal by convicted accused - Held: The circumstantial evidence against the appellant-accused 0 formed an unbroken chain which led to only one hypothesis i.e. her involvement in the offences ulss. 302 and 201 - Non explanation in s. 313 Cr.P. . statement of the appellant regarding presence of human
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