Supreme Court of India
Surain Singh v. The State of Punjab
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Penal Code, 1860: ss. 300 Exception 4, 30-1 Part JI, 302, 307, 32-1 - Sudden c fight - Murder - Bitler hostilfty between the warring factions to which accused and deceased belonged - Criminal litigation between these factions - Scuffle between the parties in the court when appellant-accused objected to the prese11ce of member of the ; opposite side -Appellant-accused at once.took out his Kirpa11 (used l by 'Amritdhari Sikhs) a11d started giving blows to the opposite party. ) \ resulting i11 deat/1 of two - Conviction 1tlss. 302, 307, 324 ·and I sentenced to life imprisonment along with fine,
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