Supreme Court of India
Surajsinh Alias Sonu Surajsinh Collectorsinh Alias Sevaram Rajput v. State of Gujarat
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Penal Code, 1860-ss.364( ), 114- 7 year old boy kidnapped from Ahmedabad and recovered from Dausa, Rajasthan - Ransom calls demanding Rs.JO lakhs for release of boy - Trial court convicted appellant and sentenced to life imprisonment - Appeal dismissed by High Court - Appellants plea that he was acql>itted in an FIR registered in Dausa, Rajasthan u/ss. 307134, 332, 353 and ss. 3125,. Arms Act alleging that he fired on the police during the recovery of the boy and thus his acquittal in the said case rendered the entire prosecution case regarding recovery of child from him as doubtful - On
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