Supreme Court of India
Yogendra @ Jogendra Singh v. The State of Madhya Pradesh
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Penal Code, 1860 – ss.302, 326( ) and 460 – Murder – Conviction and death sentence – High Court affirmed conviction and sentence – Prosecution case was that the appellant threw acid on the victim-deceased which resulted in her death – In the inciden t, grandmother, nephew and brother of the deceased als o received acid burn injuries – Dying declaration was recorded by the Tehsildar – Deceased in her dying declaration stated that the a ppellant had burnt her by pouring acid on her and that he used to harass her and abuse her on phone –Trial court held appellant guilty for murder and
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