JUDGEMENT
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(1.) The petitioner is an accused in FIR No.209 dated
23.6.2011, under Sections 302, 307, 332, 353, 216 IPC and various
other Sections, besides under the Arms Act. This FIR is lodged by
Satbir Singh, who is cousin brother of Rakesh Sarpanch. It is stated
that Rakesh Sarpanch was having old enmity with Rakesh son of
Lilu. While Rakesh Sarpanch alongwith the complainant were playing
cards at Balaji Service Station, Ramotar, two young boys came on a
Motorcyle and fired at the party. One bullet hit on the waist of
Dharamvir son of Raghubir. The persons ran away leaving the cards.
The Motorcyclists, however, followed Rakesh Sarpanch. They fired
shots from their weapon on Rakesh Sarpanch. He fell down and
ultimately died.
(2.) The petitioner concededly is not the one who was riding
the Motorcycle. He, however, has been involved in the case on the
basis of a disclosure statement made by his co-accused Ajit Singh,
that too to another person, named, Sanjay. This disclosure statement
was made on 29.7.2011. A perusal of this disclosure statement
would show that 2-3 Phones alongwith SIM cards were provided at
the shop of Sukhbir Saini to keep in touch with regard to moment of
Rakesh Sarpanch. One Mobile phone was kept by Ajit Singh and
other was given to the petitioner. It is only this rule on the basis of
which the petitioner is involved in the present case.
(3.) No direct role has been attributed to the petitioner. At the
most, he is alleged to be a conspirator and that too on the basis of
statement of a co-accused, which ultimately may be a weak evidence
unless it is corroborated etc.;
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