Supreme Court of India
Ranjeet Kumar Ram@ Ranjeet Kumar Das v. State of Bihar
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Penal Code, 1860: ss.364A, 302134, 1208, 201 - c Kidnapping and murder- Prosecution case was that five year old son of PW-8 was kidnapped for ransom and later murdered - The victim child was playing with his sister PW- 2 in the street when -5 and -3 lured him with chocolates and took him away-After 5-6 days, -1 and -4 told PW8 that his son would come back if he would pay money-After 3 months, PW8 received phone call demanding a ransom - Kidnappers informed PW8 to come with money with his neighbours -1 and -4 - PW8 wrapped the ransom money in plastic bag and kept it in gunny bag under the
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