Supreme Court of India
Kumar v. State Represented by Inspector of Police
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We are of the considered opinion that there are four crucial aspects herein, which should be discussed and elaborated upon.
Judgment, page 13
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Penal Code, 1860: ss. 302 and 324 – Conviction by c ourts below – Prosecution case was that the appellant-accu sed and the victim-deceased had a verbal spat – On fateful day, appellant c ame to spot and picked up fight with PW-1 – In the proc ess of interference to prevent assault, PW-2 also got inju red – Soon thereafter when victim-deceased appeared at the spot, the a ppellant pushed him into the canal and hit him with wooden log on his head – Villagers prevented the appellant from assaulting deceased thereby causing injuries to him – Both appellant and the de ceased were shifted to
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