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Arun Bhakta @ Thulu vs State Of West Bengal on 5 December, 2008
In so far as the case of Arun Bhakta @ Thulu Vs. State of West Bengal (2008)17 SCC 367 is concerned, even in this case, the Hon'ble Apex Court after contemplating various circumstances putforth by the prosecution recorded finding to the effect that these circumstances cannot be called to be circumstances proving and pointing to the guilt of the accused. In this case the last-seen theory was not believed by the Hon'ble Apex Court as per the testimony on record, it was observed by the Hon'ble Apex Court that diametrically opposite versions of witnesses have emerged and therefore, it would be unsafe to direct conviction. The relevant para-11 of the judgment is being extracted herein below:-