Supreme Court of India
Pawan Kumar @ Monu Mittal v. State of Utiar Pradesh & Anr.
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Penal Code, 1860- ss. 3021149, 404, 148, 201, 212, 411 - Murder - Sales officer of Indian Oil Corporation on inspection of petrol pump of accused no. 1 found irregularities in the dispensation of fuel - Sales and supplies to the petrol pump suspended, which were later restored on payment of fine - Month later, sales officer being suspicious again inspected the petrol pump of the accused - However, the next day sales officer found dead - Car of -7 and -4 intercepted by police constable while they were transporling the dead'body of sales officer to dispose it of - Confessional statement made by
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