An appeal for an increase in sentence was immediately filed in the section 302/34 Broz Daylight Murder Report. On the spot, the recovery of a blood-stained crime weapon and the evidence of prosecution showed consistency, one accused sentenced to death and the other two to life imprisonment. In this case, a joint intention could also be prepared momentarily, forcing the prosecution to remain silent as to whether the accused knew the time and the route adopted by the complaining party. And after the defendants were unable to identify the location of the incident before the incident, the Supreme Court concluded that the incident did not occur in the manner described by the prosecution and it was not so.
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