Stomach was empty.
Appellant and Karam Chand, on hearing his shouts came out.
He was taken to primary health centre.
The force with which these injuries were inflicted cannot be disputed either given the internal injuries these led to death as would appear from the injury report as also post mortem report which read as under Lacerated wound 3cm x cm x 1 cm present on the left frontal region of the skull.
The learned Sessions Judge accepted the prosecution case.
Further, the exhortation by the accused, just before he struck the deceased, that he needed to teach the deceased a lesson, also shows that he intended to hit him on the head.
They were digging foundation.
Proceedings Appellants were charged for companymission of an offence under Section 302/34 of the Indian Penal Code.
He was referred to the General Hospital.
It was a Shamlat land.
However, on 30.4.1988, his companydition having deteriorated, he was referred to Medical Sciences and Research, Chandigarh for treatment.
They saw Kesar Singh giving a Kassi Spade blow from the reverse side on the head of Hardev Singhs father.
Injury was anti mortem in nature and was sufficient to cause death in the ordinary companyrse of nature.
But hole on the right temper of parietal area.
He succumbed to his injuries on 1.5.1988.
He, along with Karam Chand, came to village Budhanpur to meet his father on 24.4.1988.
Ujjagar Singh shouted for help.
He fell down.
Rest of the organs were numbermal.
Ujjagar Singh, father of Hardev Singh, asked them to leave some passage for their house whereupon Pala Ram exhorted that the old man should be taught a lesson.
In my opinion cause of death was shock and hemorrhage due to head injury.
There was a vacant land in front of their house which was in possession of Pala Ram and others.
B. Sinha, J. Leave granted.
Fact Hardev Singh was a resident of Derabassi.
He was a teacher.
