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  However, learned State counsel submits that though as per the report, the parties have compromised, but the fact remains that offence punishable under Section 279 of the IPC is non compoundable. In response thereto, learned counsel for the petitioner relies upon the judgment passed by the Supreme Court in Criminal Appeal No.1489 of 2012, titled as 'Ramgopal and another vs. The State of Madhya Pradesh'. The relevant portion of which reads as under?6 9--

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 , are, hereby, quashed qua the petitioner.

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