Murder , History Cheater, Punishment,person

In any legal system, murder is a serious crime, and the punishment falls on the murderer, not the victim. Here's why: Innocence of the Victim: Regardless of the victim's background, everyone has the right to life. Whether someone is a "history-sheeter" (someone with a criminal record in India) or not doesn't justify their murder.Focus on the Crime: The law focuses on the crime itself, not the victim's past. The murderer's actions are what will be investigated and prosecuted. History of the Victim Might Be Considered: Motive: The victim's past might be relevant for investigators to understand the motive behind the murder. For example, if the victim had a prior altercation with the murderer, it could strengthen the case against the perpetrator.Self-Defense: If the murderer claims self-defense, the victim's past might be considered to assess the validity of that claim. However, a history of criminal activity wouldn't automatically justify self-defense. It would depend on the specific circumstances of the encounter. Justice for the Victim and Their Family: Regardless of the victim's background, the murder is a crime that deserves justice. The investigation and prosecution aim to bring the perpetrator to justice and offer closure to the victim's family. Conclusion: The murder of a "history-sheeter" is still a crime, and the murderer will face legal consequences. The victim's past might be a factor in the investigation, but it won't excuse the murder itsel

Hello. All those who are involved in committing the alleged act of murder can be roped in the offence by the investigating agency depending on facts of each case and on the basis of the available evidence, the court will pass the judgement. If you need further detailed legal advice or guidance, you can get back to me. All the best.

Yes all will be liable and punished

Yes, If names are in FIR then all will be punished.

Both, Abetter and Committer of Crime will be punished. If you have further query over this issue, you are free to contact. Thanks.