Supreme Court of India
Ishwari Lal Yadav v. State of Chhattisgarh
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For the aforesaid reasons the appeals filed in Criminal Appeal Nos.300-301 of 2018 and Criminal Appeal Nos.298-299 of 2018 are allowed and conviction recorded and sentence impose d upon the appellants therein is set aside.
Judgment, page 19
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Penal Code, 1860: ss.364/34 r/w. s.120B, ss.302/34 r/w. s.120B and s.201 – Gruesome murder of small boy as a human sacrifice – Prosecution case was that a child (boy) was found missing from his house – When his parents were searching fo r him, they noticed loud music being played in the house of appellants – They entered the house along with other village people and found f reshly dug mound of earth – Appellants-main accused who claimed to be “tantriks” admitted that they killed the boy with th e help of other co-accused and buried him to attain “siddhi” and begged for mercy – On the basis of
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