Supreme Court of India
Sunita v. State of Haryana
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Penal Code, 1860 – s.302 – Murder – Prosecution case was that one dead body was found burning on ‘Bitora’ (conical storage of cow dung cakes) – Post-mortem of the remains of body was conducted – It was found to be a dead body of a female – DNA t est was conducted – The bones and tissues of the dead body m atched with DNA profile of PW-3 and his wife – It was body of ‘S’ , daughter of PW-3 – FIR was lodged – As per prosecution, decease d and the appellant were familiar with each other and both ha d gone to a village together – Further, PW-4 had seen appellant with the deceased and her two
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