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| Lead case reference on official PDF cover | CRIMINAL APPEAL NO.151 OF 2015 |
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| Caption / parties as listed | Anowar Hossain Vs. The State |
| Court | Supreme Court of Bangladesh — Appellate Division |
| Case reference year | 2015 |
| Court website upload date | 2021-11-03 |
| Original index reference | Criminal Appeal(A) /2015 |
Court index description — excerpt
As there is no eye witness in the instant case, we are inclined to examine the circumstantial evidence. The principle of circumstantial evidence to prove the guilt of an accused is that the prosecution has to prove the circumstantial evidence beyond reasonable doubt and the chain of circumstances should be cogent and consistent showing that the accused is compatible with the circumstances. If the evidence is analyzed, we can find the chain of circumstances linking on fact with the other about the complicity of the convict-appellant. The first chain was to take the deceased by the appellant towards the house of the informant, the father of the deceased. […]
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