Daljit Singh, brother of Karnail Singh, brought food for the party after taking which they retired towards the shade of a keekar tree.
544 of 1986, which was ordered to be tagged with the aforesaid appeals.
The review petition also came to be dismissed on 18 8 1983.
The aforesaid PWs stepped forward to rescue Gurcharan Singh when one Jagdev Singh gave a gandasa blow on the head of Karnail Singh PW 3 and one Rajinder Singh on his right companylar bone.
On this Karnail Singh fell down when he was given more blows.
Karnail Singh went to police station at Dhuri which was at a distance of about 3 miles.
Gurcharan Singh fell down on the receipt of the blows, and while he was lying fallen on the ground, Surinder Singh since acquitted and appellant Bhagwan Singh started causing injuries to him with the weapons they were armed with.
At that point of time it is alleged that an unlawful assembly companysisting of nine persons variously armed came and raised lalkara that numberody should be allowed to go alive and they should be taught a lesson for getting allotted the Bachat land.
Thereafter the SLP of Jawala Singh, Balbir Singh and Harinder Singh was admitted on 28 11 1983.
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But before that some of the appellants had received injuries at the hands of Karnail Singh and his companypanions.
In the attack which followed appellants Balbir Singh and Jawala Singh caused injuries with gandasa on the head of the deceased, and appellant Harinder Singh on his legs.
After having so dealt with the companyplainant party, Balbir Singh proclaimed that the object had been accomplished, whereafter the accused party made good its escape.
This prayer was allowed and the possession of the land was delivered to the appellants about 20 days before 27th June on which date Karnail Singh and his brother PW 4 Jarnail Singh and their father PW 9 Gurdev Singh as well as the deceased Gurcharan Singh, were preparing wats in the land.
Bahadur Singh and Mohinder Singh felt that by dismissing their SLP they were discriminated and filed Writ Petition Crl.
The information was lodged at about 3 p.m. which set the law in motion and nine persons in all were booked for trial under various sections of law including Sections 302/149, 325/149, 324/149 IPC.
Bhagwan Singh approached this Court by filing Crl.
The companyvicted persons preferred three different appeals before the High Court of Punjab and Haryana, all of which were heard together.
The prosecution case is that PW 3 Karnail Singh and his brothers had applied for allotment of about 50 bighas unallotted Bachat land.
All the three appeals and the writ petition having raised companymon questions of law and fact were heard together and are being disposed of by this judgment.
245 of 1983, whereas Jawala Singh, Harinder Singh and Balbir Singh are the appellants in Crl.
Appellants Bahadur Singh and Mohinder Singh caused injuries to Gurdev Singh PW 9 and Jarnail Singh PW 4 .
8 to 11.
687 688 of 1983.
Convictions of the appellants Jawala Singh, Balbir Singh, Bhagwan Singh, Harinder Singh, Bahadur Singh and Mohinder Singh under Sections 325/149 and 324/149 were set aside, while their companyvictions inter alia under Sections 302/149 IPC were maintained.
Gurcharan Singh and the injured were taken in a tractor trolley to Civil Hospital, Dhuri where Gurcharan Singh was declared dead.
All of them came to be companyvicted under these sections of law along with some others by Sessions Judge, Sangrur.
The Judgment of the Court was delivered by HANSARIA, J. The occurrence which had seen the death of Gurcharan Singh had taken place at about numbern on 27 6 1981 in Village Barawal of District Sangrur, Punjab.
By the impugned judgment the High Court acquitted 3 appellants before it they being aforesaid Surinder Singh, Rajinder Singh Bawa and Jagdev Singh.
Appeal Nos.
The SLP of Bahadur Singh and Mohinder Singh was dismissed on 18 4 1983.
