JUDGEMENT
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(1.) This appeal is preferred to question
correctness of the judgment dated 23.8.2007 passed by
the court of Additional Sessions Judge (Fast Track)
No.2, Bikaner convicting and sentencing the accused
appellant as under:-
u/S.307 IPC life imprisonment with a fine of
Rs.1000/- and in default of payment of fine to further
undergo one month's additional imprisonment.
u/S.326 IPC life imprisonment with a fine of
Rs.1000/- and in default of payment of fine to further
undergo one month's additional imprisonment.
u/S.324 IPC three years rigorous imprisonment with a
fine of Rs.1000/- and in default of payment of fine to
further undergo one month's additional imprisonment.
(2.) The facts of the case are that on 15.3.2006
at 08:00 PM Shri Jetharam (PW-2) submitted a written
report (Ex.P/2) at police station Nokha with assertion
that about 06:00 PM on the same day when he was
providing water to the goats to quench their thrust at
his home, he went out of street on hearing some talks
in high pitch. He found that Motiram was indulged in
quarrel with Purkharam. Motiram then moved quite
rashly to his house and brought a "barchhi", whereby
he gave 2-3 blows on the head of Purkharam with an
intention to kill him. An injury was also received by
Asuram on his left leg, when he tried to pacify the
situation. At the time of incident a huge crowd
including Bagharam, Shivnarain, Puraram, Girdhariram,
Rajuram etc. were present. On intervention, assailant
Motiram fled to his house. Injured Purkharam and
Asuram were taken to hospital. As per the report,
Motiram was having illicit relations with wife of
Purnaram, brother of Purkharam, and that was objected
by Purkharam on several occasions. Thus, Motiram was
keeping vengeance with him.
(3.) While acting upon written report police
registered a case and commenced investigation. A
police report then was filed, charges were framed for
commission of offences punishable under Sections 307,
326 and 326 Indian Penal Code and on denial of the
same trial commenced as desired.;
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