JUDGEMENT
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(1.) This order will dispose of all the afore-mentioned applications
for regular bail filed under Section 439 of Cr.P.C. in FIR No.203 dated
21.05.2009 registered under Sections 363-A, 366-A, 506, 120-B of Indian
Penal Code (Offences under Sections 376, 419, 420, 467, 468, 471 and
182 of Indian Penal Code added later on ), registered at Police Station Civil
Lines, Amritsar.
(2.) I have heard learned counsel for the parties and gone through
the record.
(3.) Brief allegations are that a girl namely Pooja daughter of
complainant was engaged to work in the house of petitioner-accused
Puran Kaur for a salary of Rs.1,000/- per month due to intervention of
petitioner-accused Palwinder Kaur, who used to reside as tenant in the
house of Puran Kaur. Thereafter petitioner-accused Puran Kaur in
connivance with co-accused Tinku @ Arundeep Singh and Sukhbir Singh
and without consent of parents of Pooja sent her to New Delhi at the
residence of Sukhbir Singh. She was taken to Delhi by Tinku @ Arundeep
Singh and Sukhbir Singh. Report was lodged by father of prosecutrix
regarding missing of their daughter Pooja against petitioner-accused Puran
Kaur, Palwinder Kaur, Sukhbir Singh and Tinku @ Arundeep Singh.
During investigation, petitioners-accused Sukhbir Singh, Puran Kaur and
Arundeep Singh @ Tinku produced one girl Lallian in place of Pooja before
police. Statement of that girl was recorded in which she stated that she is
Pooja daughter of complainant in this case. However, later on she gave
statement Annexure P-7 before learned Judicial Magistrate, Amritsar on
19.02.2011 in which she stated that she is not daughter of complainant and
that she had gone to police station seeking their help for sending her to her
parents and that while they were in police station, Puran Kaur met her
along with her son Sukha and raised a threat to her to give statement to
the police as per their advice. According to her, in the police station,
Sukha raised a threat by showing knife and Puran Kaur also promised her
to pay an amount of Rs.50,000/- if she would do as per the terms dictated
by them. As per her further statement, on their asking, she told to the
police that she was daughter of present complainant Sonu Parkash and
Sundari and that she stated their addresses as stated by petitioneraccused Puran Kaur.
Later on, daughter of complainant Pooja was recovered and
she gave statement under Section 161 Cr.P.C. that Puran Kaur petitioneraccused forcibly sent her with her son Sukhbir Singh and grand son
Arundeep Singh for Delhi where she stayed for about one year and during
this period, Sukhbir Singh used to tease her and used to indulge her in
wrongful activities. Shankar, servant of Sukhbir Singh also used to tease
her and indulge her in wrongful activities.;
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