JUDGEMENT
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(1.) BADRI Prasad, Gur Prasad, Jagannath, Ram Prasad, Ram Singh and Mohammad Yakub were
convicted by the Judicial Magistrate, Rae Bareili, for offence under Sections 147, 341/149 and
353/149, Penal Code. Under Section 147 they were sentenced to six months' rigorous
imprisonment, under Section 341/149 to a fine of Rs. 50/- or one month's imprisonment each and
under Section 353/149 to nine months' rigorous imprisonment each. On appeal the Sessions
judge of Rae Bareili acquitted Mohammad Yaqub of ell the charges. The other convicted
persons were also acquitted of the offence under Section 341/149, Penal Code. Their convictions
under Sections 147 and 353/149 were, however, confirmed. The sentence under Section 147,
penal Code was reduced to two months' rigorous imprisonment and that under Section 353/149
to three months' rigorous imprisonment. The sentences were to run concurrently.
(2.) BADRI Prasad, Gur Prasad, Ram Singh, Jagannath and Ram Prasad have preferred this revision
application against their convictions and sentences passed upon them.
(3.) THE material facts lie within a short compass. Canal Kulaba No. 23 is at mile 2 of Maharajganj
road in Rae Bareili district. A gul pertaining to this kulaba was removed from its original place and put in a different position by persons belonging to village Rasulpur at the instance of the
gaon Sabha. Under orders from Radha Mohan Canal Overseer, Canal Mate Manohar Lal went to
rasulpur village with some labourers, and when he was trying to remove the gul and place it
again at its old position, the petitioners surrounded him and threatened to prevent him by show
of force. Manohar Lal and the labourers got frightened and had to leave the place. On these
findings, the petitioners were convicted and sentenced as already stated.;
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