Supreme Court of India
G H Manjit Singh v. The State of Punjab
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In view of the above, these appeals fail and are, therefore, dismissed.
Judgment, page 33
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Penal Code, 1860: ss. 148, 302/149, 323, 324 and 326/149 – Prosecution under – Of seven accused (i ncluding appellant-accused ‘M’ and appellant-accused ‘S’) – Initially charges were not framed by police against appellant-a ccused ‘M’ and two accused ‘P’ and ‘N’ – After application u/s. 3 19 Cr.P. . charges were framed against them – An application u/s. 32 1 Cr.P. . to withdraw the case against them was declined by t he Court – Trial Court relying on the testimony of injured eye-witne sses PWs 5 and 6; medical evidence and rejecting the defence plea of alibi and false implication convicted all
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