JUDGEMENT
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(1.) Mohd. Shabir Nanda, Mohd. Tayab, and Mohd.
Shamshad are three appellants in this case, who have filed this
appeal to impugn their conviction for offences under Sections 489-A,
489-C and 498-D IPC. Upon conviction, the appellants were
sentenced to suffer rigorous imprisonment for five years coupled with
fine of Rs.2500/- for their conviction for an offence under Section
489-A IPC. They have similarly been sentenced to undergo rigorous
imprisonment under Sections 489-C and 498-D IPC. In default of
payment of fine, they were further required to undergo rigorous
imprisonment for one year. All these sentences were made to run
concurrently.
(2.) The recovery of forged and fake currency notes was
effected from the appellants on the basis of a secret information
received by ASI Harwinder Singh to the effect that the appellants
were printing forged currency notes and were supplying the same.
(3.) The information further was that if raid was conducted in the house of
Mohd. Shabir Nandan sitauted at Mohalla Bhumsi then all these
persons could be caught red handed while printing forged currency
notes. Not only that, the informer had also stated before the Police
that other articles used for printing could also be recovered from
them. Finding this information to be trustworthy, ASI Harwinder singh
sent a ruqa on the basis of which the case was registered. ASI
Harwinder Singh along with police party then went to Mohalla
Patranwala and raided the house of Mohd. Shabir Nandan. The
appellants were caught while printing the forged currency notes on
computer. The switch of the computer was put off. The components
of the computer were separated. Monitor, key board, mouse, CPU,
scanner, printer, UPS and the articles lying nearby i.e. cutter, ink
cartridges, multi colour and plain papers and four currency notes
inlcuding 37 notes of Rs.1000/- denomination, 25 notes of Rs.500/-
denomination and one note of Rs.100/- denomination and one note
of Rs.500/- and three notes of Rs.100/-, which were printed only on
one side, were taken into possession.;
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