JUDGEMENT
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(1.) This appeal is directed against the judgment and order
dated 9.4.10 and 12.4.2010 passed by the learned Additional
Sesions Judge, 2nd
(2.) Court, Bankura in S. T. Case No. 01 (01) of
2007 out of Sessions Case No. 20 (03) of 2006 thereby convicting
the appellant Nripendranath Dubey for committing offence under Section 498A/304 of the I. P. C. and sentenced him to suffer R. I.
for three years and seven years, respectively, with fine.
(3.) Shortly, the prosecution case before the learned Trial
Court was that the marriage of Seuli Dubey nee Tewari (since
deceased) with Ahindra Dubey (since deceased) had taken place
according to the Hindu Rites and Customs but Seuli died
unnaturally in her matrimonial house on 20.6.2005, i. e. , within
seven months of her marriage with Ahindra. She died because of
100% burn injury and was taken to the hospital by local people
not by her husband or in laws. She was subjected to physical
and mental torture in her matrimonial house so long she was
alive. On the basis of one F. I. R. lodged on 20.6.2005 by the elder
sister of the deceased victim Seuli, Borjara Police Station Case
No. 49 of 2005 dated 20.6.2005 was started against this appellant
and four others including the husband who died in course of trial
under Sections 498A/304B as well as under Sections 302/34 of
the I. P. C. to which they pleaded not guilty. In course of trial, 19
witnesses were examined by the prosecution. The F. I. R. ,
statement under Section 164 of the Cr. P. C. , inquest report, P. M.
report, seizure lists, medical report, sanction to prosecution etc.
were admitted into evidence and marked exhibits on behalf of the
prosecution. No witness was examined on behalf of the defence. The appellant as well as co-accused simply denied the
prosecution case categorising the same as false.;
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