HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE FOR RAJASTHAN - JAIPUR BEN
MOHAN SINGH – Appellant
Versus
STATE OF RAJASTHAN THROUGH PP – Respondent
SOSA 824/2013
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DB Criminal Suspension of Sentence
Application No.748/2013 In
DB Criminal Appeal No.381/2013
Kaka @ Mahendra Singh Vs. State of Rajasthan
DB Criminal Suspension of Sentence
Application No. 824/2013 In
DB Criminal Appeal No.322/2013
Mohan Singh Vs. State of Rajasthan
Date or order
: 24.10.2013
Hon'ble Mr. Justice Ajay Rastogi
Hon'ble Mr. Justice JK Ranka
Mr. KN Sharma,
Mr. MK Kaushik, for appellants/applicants.
Ms. Alka Bhatnagar, P.P.
Mr. Ashwini Jaiman, for complainant.
Since both the applications for suspension of
sentence have been filed by the accused appellants
who have been convicted for the offence u/S. 302/149
vide judgment dt. 10.4.2013, hence being decided by
the present order.
Counsel for appellants submits that initially
either of them was not charge sheeted for the alleged
incident. However, the learned trial court on an
application moved by the Public Prosecutor u/S.319
Cr.P.C., took cognizance against the appellants and
convicted them u/S.302 with the aid of Sec.149 IPC.
Counsel for appellants submits that it is not the
case of the prosecution that the so called alleged
fire arm was used by either of the appellant on the
person of deceased Surjan Singh and from the injured
prosecution witness PW 4 Balwindra Singh & PW 6
Surendra Singh and the statement of PW-10 Dr. Phool
Singh, at least the present accused appellants cannot
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be connected with the aid of Sec.149 IPC and there
was no recovery from either of them and there is no
evidence which could corroborate either of accused
for using fire arm on the person of the deceased and
further submits that one of the accused Mohan Singh
was on bail during trial and accused appellant Kaka @
Mahendra Singh he is incarceration since April, 2009
and there is no cogent evidence against them which
could connect them for the offence u/S.302 IPC with
the aid of Sec.149 IPC. It is further brought to our
notice that co accused Surendra Pal who was convicted
u/S.302 IPC under the impugned judgment and he has
not moved any application even for suspension of
sentence.
Learned Public Prosecutor & the counsel for
complainant opposed the bail application and submits
that the prosecution evidence came on record both
the accused appellants used fire arm and that can be
corroborated from the statement of PW 4 Balwainder
Singh & PW 6 Surindera Singh who are the injured eye
witnesses and site plan Ex.P3 also indicate that the
alleged incident occurred in the agriculture field of
the complainant and also corroborate from the MLR
Ex.P5 & Ex.P15. We can take a judicial notice that
the appeals taken up for hearing are of such of
appellants who are incarceration for more than 10
years.
After hearing for the parties and taking note of
the submissions made, but without expressing any
opinion on merits of the case, we are inclined to
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suspend the sentence of the appellants (Kaka @
Mahendra Singh & Mohan Singh), awarded by the learned
Additional Sessions Judge No.1, Kishangarhbas, Alwar
vide judgment dt.10.4.2013.
It is ordered that the sentence of the appellants
(Kaka @ Mahendra Singh & Mohan Singh) shall remain
suspended during pendency of appeal and they shall be
released on bail, provided each of them furnishes a
personal bond in the sum of Rs.25,000/- with two
sureties in the sum of Rs.25,000/- each to the
satisfaction of the trial court to the effect that
they shall appear before this Court on 26/11/2013 and
as & when called upon to do so.
[JK Ranka),J. [Ajay Rastogi], J.
dsr/-
"All corrections made in the judgment/order have been incorporated in the judgment/order being emailed"
Datar Singh
P.S.
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