KANHAIYA Vs. STATE OF UP
LAWS(ALL)-2010-7-41
HIGH COURT OF ALLAHABAD
Decided on July 28,2010

KANHAIYA Appellant
VERSUS
STATE OF UTTAR PRADESH Respondents

JUDGEMENT

- (1.) A modern scientific approach to investigate a crime, is need of the hour; especially in a case of circumstantial evidence. It is better illustrated in this case than any other.
(2.) Km. Antu (the Deceased) had gone out of her house at noon time on 24.2.2005. She did not come back. A search was made for her but she was not found. The next day at about 14:00 hours, her dead body alongwith an ustara (Barber's razor) was found in the wheat field of one Ranvir Singh. Her father Vijendra Singh lodged an unnamed FIR on 25.2.2005, at 15:00 hours.
(3.) The allegations in the FIR are as follows: The Deceased was missing from 12:00 hours on 24.2.2005. The family members had searched for her but she was not found; The dead body of the Deceased was found on 25.2.2005 at about 14:00 hours in the wheat field of Ranvir Singh. Her neck is cut and her underwear is removed. An ustara is also near her dead body; The private parts of the Deceased body are swollen and there are injuries as well. It appears that some person committed rape then killed her. ;


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