Supreme Court of India
Bijender @papu and Anr. v. State of Haryana
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Penal Code, 1860 - ss. 3251149, 148A, 3081149 and 3231 149 - Claim of parity - Conviction of five persons u/ss.3251149, 148A, 3081149 and 3231149 and sentenced to RI for three years with fine for major offence and lesser sentences for remaining offences - High Court enhanced the sentence to RI for five years for the major offences - Three of them released on probution of good conduct - Claim of parity by appellants - On appeal, held: Trial was 19 years old and concession was shown to other three co accused due to their extreme old age - High Court enhanced the sentence on account of sole
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