JUDGEMENT
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(1.) quashing of FIR No. 57 dated 30.7.2011 under
Sections 458, 324, 323, 148, 149 IPC registered at Police
Station Kot Dharmu, District Mansa (Annexure P-1) is sought
on the basis of compromise dated 8.8.2011 (Annexure P-2).
The FIR got registered on the statement made by
Balwinder Singh which reads as under:-
"On 27.7.2011 at about 8:15 PM evening time, we
were present in our house then from the main
gate one motor cycle Hero Honda CD Delux
bearing No. PB-31H-6242 entered in our house,
which was being driven by Mohinder Singh son of
Mehar Singh resident of Bhamme Kalan and on the
rear side his son Gurpiar Singh @ Bavia and his
nephew Varinder Singh @ Chiria son of Janak
Singh were sitting. Mohinder Singh was carrying .
12 bore DBBL gun on his shoulder. Gurpiar Singh
was armed with Kapa and Varinder was armed
with Gandasa. On coming they attacked my
brother Kaptain Singh who was installing peg in
the court yeard for the buffalo and Varinder gave
his gandasi blow to Kaptain Singh which hit on his
right side head from sharp side. Mohinder Singh
gave his rifle watt on his right shoulder, Mohinder
Singh gave four more watts which hit on the head,
inside chest and back of Kaptain Singh. On raising
noise by Kaptain Singh my son Inderjit Singh came
our of our house. In the meantime one vehicle
Summo Spacio stopped in front of gate of our
house, from this vehicle Bhora Singh, Jota Singh,
Labh Singh sons of Mehar Singh and Malkit Singh,
Gassa sons of Bhora Singh resident of Bhamme
Kalan came down and entered inside from our
main gate. Out of these Labh Singh was armed
with rifle .12 bore DBBL and all others were armed
with dangs and sticks. Thereafter they started
pelting brick bats in our house. In the meantime,
Gurpiar Singh gave his Dah blow to my son Inderjit
Singh from sharp side which hit on his left
shoulder and Varinder Singh @ Chiria gave his
gandasa blow to my son Inderjit Singh which hit on
his left side head from sharp side, when I stepped
forward to rescue them then Labh Singh above
gave two watts of .12 bore rifle which hit on my
left arm, under the left eye, on the upper side of
right flank and inside of left thigh. We all raised
noise "Marta Marta" then my uncle Jaswant
Singh @ Jassa son of Mail Singh, Avtar Singh @
Paru son of Ghumanda Singh and Chhinderpal
Singh @ Gakhar son of Ghumanda Singh resident
of Bhamme Kalan raised lalkara 'be courageous'
we have come. Upon this all of them along with
their weapons sat in spacio vehicle, in which
already 4-5 unidentified persons were riding, ran
away from the spot, while running their motor
cycle Hero Honda was left in our house. Thereafter
my uncle Jaswant Singh, Avtar and Bhinderpal
Singh immediately arranged for a vehicle and got
us admitted at Civil Hospital, Sardulgarh, where
doctor is giving us treatment. Today you got
recorded my statement, heard, which is correct.
Action be taken. The reason of enmity is that one
day earlier we had a dispute in the field regarding
water. Regarding this the matter was
compromised. Due to this grudge they with
connivance of each other have caused injuries to
us."
(2.) At the investigation stage, with the intervention of
the respectables and Panchayat, a compromise has been
effected between the parties (Annexure P-2). As per the
compromise, they have decided not to take any action
against each other and if the FIR is cancelled then the
complainant will have no objection to that.
Reply by way of affidavit of the complainant
Balwinder Singh has been filed.
(3.) In compliance of the order passed by this Court on
3.11.2011 report of the Sub Divisional Judicial Magistrate,
Sardulgarh, has been received. As per the report, statement
of the parties was recorded to the effect that they have
compromised the matter with each other and do not want to
proceed further with the case. The compromise has been
effected without any pressure, threat or inducement.
As per the status report, this Court is of the
opinion that the compromise is genuine and valid and no
useful purpose would be served by continuing the
proceedings.;
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