Supreme Court of India
Narender Singh & Ors. v. State of Madhya Pradesh
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Penal Code, 1860 - ss. 302 rlw ss. 148 and 149 - c Prosecution under - Of 6 accused - Convicted by courts below and sentenced to life imprisonment - Appeal to this court by 5 of the accused - Held: Prosecution case is supported by the evidence of the two eye-witness which was fully corroborated bY. other witnesses- Other circumstances of the case read along with .the version of the eye-witnesses also sufficiently establish that the occurrence took place as deposed by the eye-witn.esses - Involvement of the appellants-accused was fully established - Hence, conviction and sentence confirmed.
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