Supreme Court of India
Gyaneshwar Shyamal v. State of West Bengal
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We are of the view that the impugned judgment of the High Court does not suffer from any infirmity to warrant interference.
Judgment, page 7
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Penal Code. 1860 - ss.148, 3641149, 3021149,0°3071149 - Prosecution under - Of 35 accused - Conviction of 7 accused including the appellants-accused ulss. 148, 3241149 and 3641149 by trial court and remaining accused acquitted of all· the charges - Appeal of the convicted accused dismissed by High Court - On appeal by the appellant-accused, held: Prosecution case is supported by the eye-witnesses includ_ing an, independent injured eye-witness - The appellants-accused all through shared the common object of the assembly - Conviction of the appellants-accused confirmed. Dismissing the appeals,
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