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Documents citing Virsa Singh vs The State Of Punjab on 11 March, 1958

Ajay vs State & Anr on 9 February, 2026

In Virsa Singh v. State of Punjab and further in Shankar Narayan Bhadolkar v. State of Maharashtra3, this Court stated that divided into two Parts, Section 304, IPC deals with the situations where 'culpable homicide' would not be a murder. The conceptualisation of the 'culpable homicide not amounting to murder' were explained in the following way, as quoted in para 4 of the Kesar Singh, "If an injury is inflicted with the knowledge and intention that it is likely to cause death, but with no intention to cause death the offence would fall within the definition of Section 304 Part I, however, if there is no intention to cause such an injury, but there is knowledge that such an injury can cause death, the offence would fall within the Signature Not Verified Signed By:RENUKA CRL.A. 920/2025 Page 19 of 23 NEGI Signing Date:09.02.2026 19:23:51 definition of Section 304 Part II. Thus, is intention. If intention to cause such an injury as is likely to cause death, is established, the offence would fall under Part I but where no such intention is established and only knowledge that the injury is likely to cause death, it would fall under Part II."
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