JUDGEMENT
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(1.) Accused appeals.
(2.) The appellant, on being charged and
tried under Section 302 I.P.C. for an offence
murder on the allegation that he caused the
death of a child, Rabindra, aged about 20
days, was found guilty, as charged and sentenced to
imprisonment for life, which is
under challenge in this appeal.
(3.) The deceased child, Rabindra is the
grand son of P.W. 2, Gangauri Bhuiyan, who
is the husband of P.W. 1. P.W. 5 is the father of
the deceased child and husband of
P. W. 4. They were residing in the village along
with the appellant who was also related to
them. On 13-12-1988, at about 10.30 a.m.
P.Ws. 4 and 5 were inside the house. P.W. 2
was sitting on the cot on which the deceased
child was also sleeping who was covered with
blanket. The appellant entered in the house
with a lathi and beat the deceased child and
thereafter ran away from the place. On seeing
this, P.Ws. 1 and 2, who were present,
raised alarm and P.W. 4, who came out of
the house, chased the appellant and caught
him. A Fardbayan, Exhibit 2 was laid at the
police station at 4.40 p.m. on the same day.
The investigation in the crime was, thereafter, taken up.
After investigation was taken
up, inquest was conducted and after Inquest,
body of the deceased child was sent
to the hospital with a request for an autopsy.
On the receipt of the requisition Dr. K.M.
Shah, P.W. 10 conducted autopsy and found
bruise covering the right temporal region on
the skull. On dissection, the doctor noticed
that the membranes were lacerated and
underline big haematoma was present. The
brain tissues were gravely lacerated and
oedematous. He issued Exhibit 1, the Postmortem
Certificate with his opinion that the
deceased child died on account of shock and
hemorrhage due to head injury.;
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