IPC S. 149 – Byestander – Mere fact that the appellant was not brave enough to conceal where the victim was hiding did not make him a part of the unlawful assembly.

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IPC S. 149 – Byestander – Mere fact that the appellant was not brave enough to conceal where the victim was hiding did not make him a part of the unlawful assembly.

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IPC S. 149 – Byestander – Mere fact that the appellant was not brave enough to conceal where the victim was hiding did not make him a part of the unlawful assembly.

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