JUDGEMENT
MATHUR, J. -
(1.) THIS appeal is directed to challenge the judgment
and order dated 5.8.2006 passed by learned Additional
Sessions Judge (Fast Track), Sirohi, convicting the accused
appellant for the offences punishable under Sections 302,
341 and 323 Indian Penal Code and sentencing him as under: - u/S.302 IPC Life imprisonment with fine of Rs.5000/ - and
in default of payment of fine further to undergo six months
additional rigorous imprisonment.
u/S.323 IPC One year's simple imprisonment.
u/S.341 IPC One month's simple imprisonment.
(2.) BRIEFLY stated, facts of the case are that on 6.3.2004 at about 11:35 PM, Station House Officer of Police Station Rohida Camp Mata Tekri, Ghanchianadi, reduced the
statement of Shri Babu son of Pabuji in writing, according
to that complainant Babu was 'Patel' of Gameti samaj of
Ghanchianadi Bhula. Accused Amba son of Sangrama, resident
of Ghanchianadi Bhula entered into wedlock with Kamla
belonging to same 'gotra' as of accused Amba. The marriage
within the same 'gotra' being prohibited, was not accepted
by the society, thus, Amba was out casted and because of it
he was keeping vengeance with Babu and his family. The day,
being Holi festival, Babu paid visit to his sons and while
returning to his own house at Borumbari Bhula at 09:00 PM,
Amba son of Sangrama armed with Bow and Arrow and also a
lathi, Khetia son of Dheera and Gokla Gameti resident of
Doyatara intercepted him on way. The complainant was
alleged to be responsible for out casting Amba and
thereafter a lathi blow was given on his head by Amba.
Hearing a call given by Babu, his three sons Nathia, Ramji
and Jagga came towards the spot of occurrence to save Babu.
Seeing them, Amba, Khetia and Gokla climbed on a hillock
and threw stones towards them. Amba then shot arrow from
bow that hit at the chest of Nathia. The accused persons
immediately thereafter fled from the spot of occurrence.
After some time Nathia died.
On basis of the statement, a first information report was registered and investigation commenced. A police
report was filed against accused Gokla and Khetia and the
case was proceeded against accused Amba as per Section 299
Cr.P.C., he being absconding.
(3.) THE trial court framed charges against accused persons and on being denied the same, trial commenced as
desired. Accused Gokla and Khetia came to be acquitted
under a judgment dated 7.10.2004 passed by learned
Additional Sessions Judge (Fast Track), Sirohi. After
acquittal of accused Khetia and Gokla the present appellant
was arrested and his case was committed to the court of
Sessions. On 16.3.2005 a charge for commission of offence
punishable under Sections 341, 323 and 302 Indian Penal
Code was framed but the same was denied, hence trial
commenced.;
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