Supreme Court of India
Ramesh Kumar @babla v. State of Punjab
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Penal Code, 1860: ss. 307, 324 or 326 - Clash between two groups resulting in injuries on both parties -Allegation against the , appellant that he gave a sword blow on the head of one person and . also hit the complainant on his head - Other co-accused caused several injuries to the complainant - Trial court acquitted the remaining six accused persons but convicted only the appellant lll s.307 and sentenced to rigorous imprisonment for 3 years- High Court affirmed the same - On appeal, held: As per initial version of the occurrence, a sword blow near the eye of the complainant was allegedly
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