In the meanwhile, she received extensive burn injuries.
At the relevant point of time, the deceased was pregnant.
Both the accused thereafter went outside the house.
The Special Leave Petition of Girishbhai was however, dismissed.
There was a dispute between the families in regard to the charges for companysumption of electrical energy.
Both the accused were companyvicted by the learned Trial Judge and the appeal preferred by them has been dismissed by reason of the impugned judgment.
They took her to a hospital and her husband was informed.
Latrine is at the outside.
She answered all the questions, the relevant part whereof is as under Facts of the incident We are staying on upper portion.
She disclosed the cause of her receiving burn injuries to the doctor.
Her statement was recorded by PSI Mr. N.J. Gohil and again she stated about the incident at some detail.
The passage to the first floor of the house was also through the ground floor.
The deceased tried to extinguish the fire by pouring water on her person from a bucket.
Her dying declaration was also recorded by an Executive Magistrate, Metro Area Court at about 8.30 in the afternoon.
At about 10.15 a.m. on 31.7.2002, when Dinesh was in his office and their daughter Dolly was asleep, the deceased came to the ground floor for answering the call of the nature.
She was immediately taken to Ahmedabad and was admitted in the V.S. Hospital in the burns ward.
The dispute between the parties led even to the appellant lodging a companyplaint against her son Dinesh resulting in his arrest.
She was referred to the Civil Hospital at Ahmedabad in view of seriousness of her companydition.
Out mother in law and brother in law deny to stay on upper part.
Whereas the deceased and her husband Dinesh Danabhai were occupying the first floor, appellants were occupying the ground floor.
There was, however, a companymon wash room at the ground floor.
She cried out for help whereupon the wives of her elder brothers in law, namely Pushpaben and Gitaben, came together with some neighborers.
As she was about to climb the staircase for going to the first floor, Girishbhai Accused No.
The Special Leave Petition was filed by both of them.
B. SINHA, J. Appellant is the mother in law of the deceased.
They were living in the same premises.
She also made similar statements at the time of her admission in the Burns Ward of the V.S. Hospital, Ahmedabad to the doctors.
My brother in law closed the window which is for going upper and down house and my brother in law named Girish by pouring Kerosene and my mother in law by lighting match stick have burnt me.
1 is said to have caught her hair from behind and forcibly threw her on the floor, poured some kerosene over her body, and appellant is said to have lighted the match stick.
