JUDGEMENT
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(1.) Karamjeet Kaur and another have brought this petition under
the provisions of section 482 Cr.P.C. for issuance of directions to
respondent Nos. 1 to 7 to register a case regarding commission of
various cognizable offences under the Indian Penal Code against
respondent Nos. 8 to 11 which has not been done inspite of making
representations by her on 10.6.2011 (Annexure P1) and 18.7.2012
(Annexure P3). Karamjeet Kaur has made representations to Senior
Superintendent of Police, Sangrur as well as Station House Officer,
Police Station, Murthal for registration of the case. The facts, she has
narrated in these representations, are as under:-
On 11.4.2011, Maghar Singh, husband of petitioner No.1 had
gone to the fields of Rana Singh son of Lila Singh where he was
working. On that day, Raju Singh, respondent no. 10 came to her village
and told her husband that he would be getting higher wages in Haryana.
He also told Maghar Singh that they had been working on a Combine
Harvester and he induced Maghar Singh to leave his job. He along with
Titu Singh and one Krishan Singh, respondents no. 8 and 9 respectively,
left for Hasanpur, a village within the jurisdiction of Police Station
Murthal, District Sonepat, Haryana and started work on the Combine
Harvester of Sarde Singh, respondent no. 11. Her husband, Maghar
Singh had mobile phones bearing numbers 959237618 and 9853875922
with him. The complainant tried to contact her husband on those phone
numbers several times but was unable to contact him. Petitioner No.1
and her family members, consequently, became worried and they
approached Jaggi Singh, brother of Titu Singh to know about the
whereabouts of Maghar Singh. Jaggi Singh told her that Maghar Singh
had returned back 2-3 days ago. The complainant along with all her
family members started making search for Maghar Singh but he could
not be found. She made a complaint to Police Station Dirba in this
regard under whose jurisdiction the village of the complainant fell. They
told her that her complaint would be entertained by Police Station,
Murthal, District Sonepat. The complainant and other members of her
family came to Sarde Singh, respondent No.11, a resident of village
Hasanpur. Sarde Singh told them to give in writing in the Panchayat that
Maghar Singh was not traceable/not seen after reaching his village
Dhandoli Kalan, Tehsil Sunam, District Sangrur (Punjab). Suspecting
that Maghar Singh has been abducted by the aforesaid persons and that
they are not intentionally telling her about him, she wanted action.
(2.) As is evident from the replies filed by Surender Singh, Deputy
Superintendent of Police, City, Sonepat on behalf of respondents No. 2,
4, 5 and 7 and the reply filed by Brijinderpal Singh, Deputy
Superintendent of Police, Sub Division, Dirba, District Sangrur on behalf
of respondents No. 1, 3 and 6, it has become evident that they had been
busy in putting the ball in other's court.
(3.) Learned counsel for the petitioners has submitted that Maghar
Singh is stated to have left Murthal on 20.4.2011. According to him, he
was not seen by any one thereafter. According to him, he was
accompanied by Raju Singh and others, respondents No. 8 to 10. He
has further submitted that he went to work for respondent No. 11 on his
Combine. He has further submitted that the petitioner has suspected that
respondents No. 8 to 10 have abducted and killed Maghar Singh. He
has further submitted that the Murthal Police only says that as per
respondents No. 8 to 10, Maghar Singh left for Sangrur on 20.4.2011.;
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