deposed as to the genesis of the incident. This assumes relevance as PW-8 herself deposed that she got no enmity with the families of the accused and got no land dispute with them. When this be the nature of the evidence of PWs 5 and 9 as also the evidence of PWs 2, 8 and 17, we are of the considered view that there can be no good reason to hold that the prosecution had succeeded in conclusively proving the guilt of the accused/respondents herein beyond reasonable doubt warranting displacement of the finding of the High Court that in view of the omissions and contradictions, the oral testimonies of the aforesaid witnesses are not reliable and the respondents herein are entitled to the benefit of doubt. We have already taken note of the decision in Dharmaraj’s case (supra) Page 20 of 21 Criminal Appeal No. 2129 of 2014involving a challenge against judgment of acquittal in a murder case in reversal of conviction entered against the accused by the trial Court holding that if on facts the