Supreme Court of India
Anil@ Bawa v. State of Haryana
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Penal Code, 1860: s.302 r/w s.149 - Prosecution case was that victim-deceased, son of complainant was assaulted by the appellants and other accused with lathis and sword resulting in his death on the spot itself - Incident witnessed by father-complainant - Conviction by courts below - Challenged on the ground of delayed lodging of FIR and plea of false implication - Held: The ocular version that the accused persons had inflicted the injuries with weapons due to which the victim died was corroborated by medical evidence - The doctor clearly stated that injury Nos.I to 10 were caused by
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