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As per the case facts appeals were filed by convicted individuals against their conviction under Section Part I of the Indian Penal Code with a life sentence A de facto
...complainant also sought modification of the conviction to a sentence under Section IPC The question arose whether the prosecution had proven its case beyond reasonable doubt against certain accused individuals particularly concerning the applicability of Section IPC Finally the Supreme Court allowed the appeals filed by two of the convicted individuals Accused and setting aside the High Court's judgment confirming their conviction The Court found that the prosecution had not proven its case beyond reasonable doubt against them and that the High Court did not properly consider the import of Section IPC in their regard The appeal seeking modification to Section IPC was dismissed