Supreme Court of India
Randhir @ Randhir Pal & Ors. v. State of Haryana
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Penal Code, I 860: ss. I 48, 302, 342, 452 rlw s.149 - Victim deceased attacked and shot dead in a shop - Allegations against appellants that they were standing in the street and preventing people from entering the shop and from moving on the street in front of the shop at the time when other accused persons were assaulting the victim - Conviction of appellants under ss. 148, 302, 342, 452 rlw s. I 49 by courts below - Challenge against - Held: Statement of eye-witnesses was to the effect that the appellants were not involved in the assault which took place inside the shop - Neither of these
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