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1969 Supreme(Ori) 306

RAY, G.K.MISRA
SATRUGHANA ALIAS SATURA MAJHI – Appellant
Versus
STATE OF ORISSA – Respondent


Advocates Appeared:
M. Patnaik, for the Appellant; Standing Counsel, for the Respondent

JUDGMENT :

G.K. Misra, J. - The Appellant has been convicted u/s 302, Indian Penal Code and sentenced to imprisonment for life.

2. The prosecution case may be stated in brief. Makar Majhi (the deceased), the accused and Kalia (p.w. 3) are brothers. About 4 years back there was a dispute between the accused and the deceased over this lands. There was an amicable settlement through the intervention of the village punch. This lands were divided. Even thereafter they continued to quarrel. In Jesthe 1965 the accused administered some poison in the rice to be taken by the deceased. The deceased made a station diary entry (Ext. 6) at the Champua Police Station. Thereafter the accused and his wife (p.w. 18) left this village Kasipal and went to do labour in the mining area. On 25-10-1965, p.w. 9 found the accused sitting near a hillock in the afternoon. There was some instrument lying near the accused which looked like a Bala. P.ws. 7 and 8 saw the accused coming towards village Kasipal at about evening. p.w. 2 the sister of the accuses, and p.w. 4 the dallghter of the deceased were sleeping with the deceased in the same room. They found the accused inside that room focussing a torch in that

































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