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motive to commit the crime stands proved not only from the ocular testimony of the prosecution witnesses but also from the medical evidence. Last seen

time of incident is established not only from their ocular testimony but also from the circumstantial evidence which has come on record. According ... carrying the victim to the hospital. Recovery of Knife 40. The ocular testimony of PW2 and PW3 that appellant Ravi inflicted several knife blows

evidence. 12) It can thus be seen that the the ocular testimony of P.W. 3 Kejram, who is an injured eye witness so also ... ocular testimonies of P.W. 2 Tarabai and P.W.6 Jaswantabai clearly indicate that these witnesses have witnessed the accused assaulting deceased Ramratan with

dent in their version; that the medical evidence assuredly corroborates the ocular testimony of the eye witnesses; that the defective and tilted investigation would ... concavity in the version of the prosecution. As we find, the ocular testimony has been corroborated by the medical evidence to a major extent

contradiction between the medical evidence and ocular evidence can be crystallized to the effect that though the ocular testimony of a witness has greater evidentiary ... ocular evidence being true, the ocular evidence may be disbelieved. In the instant case the medical evidence neither makes the ocular testimony improbable nor rules

years in lodging the F.I.R. and there was no ocular testimony to the occurrence and the prosecution has not proved the charges ... been satisfactorily explained by the prosecution and though there is no ocular testimony the prosecution has proved the charges by adducing circumstantial evidence

find that the aforesaid evidence is also corroborated by the ocular testimony of P.W.12 Shobha Tayade, P.W. 14 Madhukar Bansod

trial court thereafter examined the ocular testimony, the medical evidence, the recovery of weapons and held that it does not prove an unlawful assembly ... prove, that the appellants inflicted fatal injuries, relies upon the ocular testimony by PW6 Rajdeep Singh, the complainant and PW7 Rachhpal Singh

crime. When the arrest and recovery of the accused fortified the ocular testimony of the witnesses, there is no reason to doubt the arrest ... facts and circumstances of this case which was based on ocular testimony corroborated by the recovery of material objects robbed by the accused from

find that the aforesaid evidence is also corroborated by the ocular testimony of P.W.12 Shobha Tayade, P.W. 14 Madhukar Bansod