The Hon’ble Supreme Court in Allarakha Habib Memon Etc. vs State of Gujarat (Neutral Citation: 2024 INSC 590) in observed thatThus, even presuming
that the FSL reports (Exhibits 111-115) conclude that the blood group found on
the weapons recovered at the instance of the accused matched with the blood
group of the deceased, this circumstance in isolation, cannot be considered
sufficient so as to link the accused with the crime. In this regard, reliance
can be placed on the judgment of Mustkeem alias Sirajudeen v. State of
Rajasthan, wherein this Court held that sole circumstance of recovery of
bloodstained weapon cannot form the basis of conviction unless the same was
connected with the murder of the deceased by the accused.
