As per case facts, Kuljit Singh was attacked by Gurpreet Singh, Mohinder Pal Singh, and others with kirpans, resulting in his death. While one accused died and another was acquitted, ... Gurpreet Singh and Mohinder Pal Singh were convicted under Section 302 IPC, a conviction upheld by the High Court. The question arose whether their conviction under Section 302 IPC simpliciter was appropriate, given arguments that no specific fatal injury could be attributed to either appellant, that no charge was framed under Section 302 read with Section 34 IPC for common intention, and that at most, a conviction under Section 326 IPC for grievous hurt was warranted. Additionally, Mohinder Pal Singh raised the contention that he was a juvenile at the time of the occurrence. Finally, the Supreme Court found the prosecution's case proven beyond reasonable doubt. It held that the conviction should be altered from Section 302 IPC simpliciter to Section 302 read with Section 34 IPC, acknowledging common intention as a fatal injury could not be attributed to a single person. Gurpreet Singh's appeal was dismissed, and his bail bonds were cancelled. For Mohinder Pal Singh, the Court ordered a report from the trial court to ascertain his age and juvenile status at the time of the incident, and a final order on his appeal will be passed after receiving this report.