Supreme Court of India
Abdul Wahid & Anr. v. State of Rajasthan
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Penal Code, 1860 – ss.302/149 – Murder – Accused persons assaulted the victim and the informant somehow managed to escape and lodged the first information that victim was lying at the place of occurrence in an injured condition – Incident was witnessed by brother-in-law of the victim and another – Allegations that due to previous enmity, the seven accused persons formed unlawful assembly whereafter they assaulted the victim with a murderous intent – FIR lodged and chargesheet filed u/s.147/148/149/302 against the appellants – Trial court convicted the appellants u/s.302/148 – High Court
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