Supreme Court of India
Md. Sajjad @ Raju @ Salim v. State of West Bengal
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Penal Code, 1860: s.302 r!w s.34 - Conviction under - Delay in holding Test Identification Parade - Effect of - Dead body of husband of PW-8 found lying on the road - Death was due to strangulation and head injuries - Entire prosecution case rested on the identification by prosecution witnesses and on the suspicion expressed by PW-8 which arose out of dispute in connection with business - Prosecution witnesses stated that they saw four persons in the company of the deceased on previous night of murder and recognized appellant and co-accused in the Test Identification Parade - Conviction by
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