Supreme Court of India
Sat Parkash v. State of Haryana and Another
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Penal Code, 1860: ss.363, 366, 366- , 376, 368 - Crime against minor girl - Prosecution case was that appellant kidnapped a minor girl and raped her - His uncle and aunt knowing about the kidnapping helped him in 0 concealing the girl in their house and they all in furtherance of common intention committed murder by administering poison to her - Trial court acquitted uncle and aunt of all offences -Appellant was acquitted of offence of murder and convicted u/ss.363, 366, 366- , 368, 376 - High Court upheld the order of conviction - In the instant appeal, appellant is challenging the
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