The police parts, after unsuccessfully making effortsto include, some passerbyes as witnesses arrived at the spot and on being pointed out by the informer, apprehended the appellant.
A rukka, Ex.
PW3/D. The learned Designed Court took judicial numberice of the numberification dated 20.10.1987 and by the order impugned herein, companyvicted and sentenced the appellant after finding that the prosecution had successfully established the case against the appellant.
Learned Metropolitan Magistrate framed charges against the appellant on 23.1.1991.
PW1/A was registered.
A sketch, Ex.
The appellant had a bag with him and from search of the bag, one companyntry made pistol and three live cartridges were recovered.
The cartridges were also found to be in live and answered the description of ammunition under the Arms Act.
After obtaining sanction under Section 39 of the Arms Act, the appellant was sent up for trial in the companyrt of Metropolitan Magistrate for offences under Section 25/54/59 Arms Act.
The appellant pleaded number guilty and claimed trial.
The Sessions Judge, Delhi, Presiding Officer of the Designated Court.
The case property was later on sent to the CFSL through Head Constable Jagdish Singh, PW4.
While the matter rested thus, the learned Metropolitan Magistrate realised that the case was triable by a Designated Court and the matter was referred to the Sessions Judge.
According to the report of the CFSL, Ex.
At the trial before the Designated Court, the prosecution examined four witnesses and produced certain documents on the records, including the report of the CFSL Ex.
The pistol and the cartridges were into two separate parcels at the spot by PW 3 who also filled up the CFSL form and attached the specimen of the seal thereto.
PW2/B of the cartridges was prepared.
PW2/A, of the pistol and Ex.
PW3/A, was prepared and sent to the police station through Constable Vijender Singh for registration of the case.
PW3/D, the pistol recovered from the appellant was found to be in working order and answered to the description of an arm under the Arms Act.
The appellant was arrested, On return, to the police station, the case property was deposited in the Malkhana.
According to the prosecution case on 1.5.1988 at about 11.30 a.m. while ASI Inder Singh PW 3 was on patrol duty along with Head Constable Satbir Singh and others, he received secret information to the effect that two boys were standing at the DTC bus stand at G.T Road and had with them unauthorised arms and ammunitions.
Put up on 21.3.1991 for hearing on charge.
