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2001 Supreme(SC) 4

K.T.THOMAS, R.P.SETHI
Suryanarayana – Appellant
Versus
State of Karnataka – Respondent


JUDGMENT

Sethi, J.-Ms. Saroja, deceased had developed intimacy and extra-marital relations with the appellant, as a result of which she gave birth to a male child. After the birth of the child differences arose between the appellant and the deceased. The appellant started suspecting the deceased of having illegal connections with other persons. She was subjected to cruelty and harassment. Unable to bear the cruelty of the appellant, the deceased left the residence of the appellant 8 days prior to her death and started living in the house of his brother Ravi (PW 1). On 22nd September, 1993 the deceased accompanied by Bhavya (PW 2), the female child of Ravi (PW 1), who was about four years of age, went to the village tank in the afternoon for washing the clothes. While she was washing clothes, the appellant came and stabbed Saroja with knife inflicting injuries on her neck, chest and other parts of the body causing severe bleeding resulting in her death. Immediately the child Bhavya (PW2) rushed to the house and informed her parents about the occurrence specifically mentioning that the appellant had stabbed the deceased.

2. On the complaint of Ravi (PW1) FIR was registered aga















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