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SC holds Sidhu guilty in road rage case, spares him jail term
A bench said Sidhu is guilty of Section 323 (voluntarily causing hurt) of IPC.
New Delhi: The Supreme Court today convicted Punjab Tourism Minister Navjot Singh Sidhu for voluntarily causing hurt to a 65-year-old man but spared him a jail term in the 1988 road rage case.
A bench of Justices J Chelameswar and Sanjay Kishan Kaul said Sidhu is guilty of Section 323 (voluntarily causing hurt) of IPC and is fined Rs 1,000 for the offence. "A1 (Sidhu) is guilty of Section 323 of IPC. Awarded no sentence but fine of Rs 1,000 for the offence. A2 (Rupinder Singh Sandhu) is acquitted," the bench said.Supreme Court reverses High Court order and holds Punjab Minister @sherryontopp guilty of voluntarily causing hurt in 1988 road rage case.#NavjotSinghSidhu #SupremeCourt
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