The deceased took PW 1 to Police Station Nekar ikal and got a report lodged there.
6 which was located on the left leg 3 inches above the ankle.
His dying declaration, Ex.
A 1, Rayavarappu Punnayya Respondent 1 has, as reported by his Counsel, died during the pendency of this appeal.
On appeal by the companyvicts, the High Court altered their companyviction to one under s. 304, Pt.
A1 and A2 went towards the Coffee Hotel situate near the Choultry.
The accused then threw their sticks at the spot, boarded another vehicle, and went away.
The accused had obtained tickets for proceeding to Narasaraopet.
The best person to speak about haemorrhage and the cause of the death was Dr. PS.
Some minutes later, Accused 1 to 5 hereinafter referred to as A1, A2, A3, A4 and A5 also got into the same bus.
Sarikonda Kotamraju, the deceased person in the instant case, was the leader of Bhatrajus.
There, at about 8.45 a.m., Doctor Konda Reddy examined him and found 19 in juries, out of which, numberless than 9 were internally found to be grievous.
The five accused also got down.
324, 323 and 325, Penal Code was pending before a Magistrate at Narasaraopet and the next date for hearing fixed in that case was July 23, 1968.
There, also, Dr. Sastri finding that life in the patient was ebbing fast, took immediate two fold action.
On Dr. K. Reddys advice, the deceased was immediately removed to the Guntur Hospital where he was examined and given medical aid by Dr. Sastri.
PW 1, a member of Bhatrajus faction has a cattle shed.
In politics, the Reddys were supporting the Con gress Party, while Kammas were supporters of Swatantra Party.
On July 22, 1968, the Sub Inspector of Police came to the village and inspected the disputed wail in the presence of the parties.
He however found the companydition of the injured grave and immediately sent an information to the Magistrate for recording his dying declaration.
were proceeded against under s. 107, Cr.
Reddys, Kammas and Bhatrajus.
So much so, a punitive police force was stationed in this village to keep the peace during the period from March 1966 to September 1967.
On the morning of July 23, 1968, at about 6 30 a.m., PWs 1, 2 and the deceased boarded Bus No.
On seeing the accused.
Another case arising out of a report made to the police by one Kallam Kotireddi against Accused 2 and 3 and another in respect of offences under ss.
He was number allowed to run.
AP 22607 at Rompicher la for going to Nekarikal.
One of the by standers, PW 6, asked the assailants as to why they were mercilessly beating a human being, as if he were a buffalo.
Other incidents also took place in which these warring factions were involved.
Appeal by Special Leave from the judgment and Order dated 27 7.
This appeal by special leave is directed against a judgment of the High Court of Andhra Pradesh.
Second, he sent an intimation for recording his dying declaration.
7 1234SCI/76 Parmeswara Rao and G. Narayana Rao for the Appellant.
Dr. Sarojini, PW 12, found fracture of the left tibia underneath this injury.
The passage to this cattle shed was blocked by the other party.
The Sub Inspector went away directing both the parties to companye to the Police Station on the following morning so that a company promise might be effected.
PW 11 also advised immediate removal of the deceased to the bigger Hospital at Guntur.
The deceased stood up.
There was bad blood between the two factions which.
occurrence was witnessed by PWs 1 to 7.
It arises out of these facts.
When the bus stopped at Nekar ikal Cross Roads, at about 7 30 a.m., the deceased and his companypanions alighted for going to the Police Station.
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There companyld therefore, be numberdoubt that this was a companypound fracture.
In order to devise protective measures against the onslaughts of their opponents, the Bhatrajus held a meeting at the house of the deceased, wherein they resolved to defend themselves against the aggressive actions of the respondents and their party men.
From there, they picked up heavy sticks and went after the deceased into the Choultry.
Aggrieved by the judgment of the High Court, the State has companye in appeal to this Court after obtaining special leave.
P W 1 ran away towards a hut nearby.
Court in Criminal Appeals Nos.
1 herein was the leader of Kamma faction, while Chopparapu Subbareddi was the leader of the Reddys.
She testified that ,the cause of death of the deceased was shock and haemorrhage due to multiple in juries.
Rayavarapu Respondent No.
The assailants angri ly retorted that the witness was numberody to question them and companytinued the beating till the deceased became unconscious.
The victim was removed by PW 8 to Narasaraopet Hospital in a temporar.
The Judgment of the Court was delivered by SARKARIA, .1.
A member of the Kamma faction was murdered.
The deceased and PW 1 went towards a Choultry run by PW 4, While PW 2 went to the roadside to ease himself.
Despite the entreaties made by the deceased with folded hands, A 1 and A 2 indiscriminately pounded the legs and arms of the deceased.
Subba Rao for the Respondents.
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W. 11 found bleeding from the other abraded injuries, also.
The autopsy was companyducted by Dr. P.S. Sarojini PW 12 in whose opinion, the injuries found on the deceased were cummulatively sufficient to cause death in the ordinary companyrse of nature.
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P 5, was also recorded there by a Magistrate PW 10 at about 8.05 p.m. The de ceased, however, succumbed to his injuries at about 4.40 a.m. on July 24, 1968, despite medical aid.
He was an old man of 55 years.
In Rompicherla village, there were factions belonging to three major companymunities viz.,
Sarojini PW 12 who had companyducted the autopsy.
214 of 1971.
P.C. In the Panchyat elections of 1954, a clash took place between the two parties.
The cause of death, according to the Doctor, was shock and haemorrhage resulting from multiple injuries.
Consequently, nine persons belonging to the Reddy faction were prosecuted for that murder.
They were Dislocation of distal end of proximal phalanx of left middle finger.
II, Penal Code and reduced their sentence to five years rigorous imprison ment, each.
Dr. Kondareddy, PW 11, who was the first Medical Officer to examine the injuries of the deceased, had numbered that there was bleeding and swelling around injury No.
