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Six persons were charged under Sec. 302/ 149 IPC -- two were acquitted, the remaining four cannot be convicted under :
Sec. 302.
Sec. 149.
Both (a) and (b).
None of the above.
- Section 302 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) prescribes punishment for murder.
- Section 149 of the IPC revolves around unlawful assembly. It holds every member guilty of an offense if any member commits it in prosecution of the common object.
- Acquittal of two persons means only four individuals remain.
- For a charge under Section 149, at least five members are needed to form an unlawful assembly.
- Fewer than five members cannot be convicted under Section 149, making it inapplicable in this case.
- Therefore, the remaining four cannot be convicted under Section 149.
Option 2 - Sec. 149 is the correct answer.
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