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Baburam vs State Of Madhya Pradesh on 29 January, 2002
In this regard a recent judgment can be relied upon reported in (2002) 22 OCR (SC) 419 : (2002 Cri LJ 1018) in the case of Baburam v. State of Madhya Pradesh. From the rationale of the judgment it has appeared that where a doctor conducting post-mortem examination would not be certain with regard to the cause of death and there have been no other connecting link placed by the circumstances, it would be hazardous to convict the appellants for causing death of the victim. Furthermore, there were six accused charged under Section 302/34, IPC out of whom one is already dead and two of them have been acquitted. It is, therefore, difficult to come to a definite conclusion as to who was/were responsible for the death of Bhagabati.