R.L.GUPTA, Y.K.SABHARWAL
JANKI DASS – Appellant
Versus
STATE OF DELHI – Respondent
( 1 ) THE family of Janki Dass comprised of wife, a son, three unmarried daughters and a married daughter. He was a tenant in aportion ofahouseno. B-192,vivekvihar. Delhi. Pyare Lal was his landlord. Jai Kishan is son-in-law of Pyarelal-
( 2 ) IN February 1989 Janki Dass after locking the house left for some unknown destination. On 15th August, 1989 when Janki Dass met Pyare Lal and Jai Kishan he was told to vacate the house as the same was lying unoccupied and Ideked. Janki Dass expressed some difficulty and stated that he will vacate the house after some time. Pyare Lal told him that sometime back police from Rexsol had come in his search as they had found two dead bodies in ahotel in Rexsol and the said dead bodies were of his wife and daughter. Janki Dass became nervous arid said that the dead bodies of his three children were also buried in his house. Janki Dass was taken to the Police. He is alleged to have made a disclosure statement that he can get the bodies of his three children recovered. The lock of the house of Janki Dass was opened by the keys provided by him to the Police and on pointing out of Janki Dass the three dead bodies in decomposed conditi
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