JUDGMENT

H.C. Goel, J. These are three appeals by three co-accused of the same case. I shall dispose them of by this single judgment. The prosecution case stated in brief is that Brij Mohan and Hari Ram, two of the three appellants, are the neighbors of Saroj Bala, prosecutrix. In the evening of October 3, 1984 the prosecutrix Saroj Bala had gone to the shop of one Prithvi near her home in Subzi Mandi for shopping. Brij Mohan appellant met her there at about 7.30 P.M. and told her that her brother Sunil had met with an accident and that she 'should accompany him to Hindu Rao Hospital where her brother Sunil was admitted for treatment. The Prosecutrix went with Brij Mohan on foot to Hindu Rao Hospital which is quite near to her house. One jeep was standing outside the Hindu Rao Hospital. Hari Ram appellant,was sitting in that jeep. The other appellant Rajesh was at the steering wheel of the jeep. Brij Mohan gagged the mouth of the prosecutrix and with the help of Hari Ram he put Saroj Bala in the jeep. She was driven to a factory premises at some distance She was taken to one room in the factory premises by Brij Mohan appellant. The other two appellants. Hari Ram and Rajesh, stayed