Supreme Court of India
Sanjay Rajak v. The State of Bihar
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Penal Code, 1860: s.364( ) – Conviction and rigouro us imprisonment for life – Acquittal of co-accused by High Court – Prosecution case was that the co-accused kidnapped 6 years old child – In confessional statement, both the accused d isclosed that after kidnapping the child, they killed him and buried the cor pse in the bed of river – Both the accused were last seen togeth er along with the victim – Police made no effort to make recovery of body – Trial court convicted both the accused on circumstantial evidence – High Court affirmed the conviction of appellant whi le acquitted the
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