On 1.5.1999 at the end of the day at about 8 p.m. Santoshkumar companylected the daily earnings in the chocolate companyoured bag.
The shop used to be closed at about 8 p.m. and the two used to return home some times by rickshaw and some times on feet.
The driver of the M 80 motorcycle was also of mild black companyplexion and had worn chocolate companyoured shirt and black pant.
Challenge to the judgment before the High Court in the four appeals did number yield any relief.
The assailant immediate jumped on the M 80 motorcycle and the motorcycle fled away in the direction of Kothla Bus stand.
The accusations filtering out unnecessary details which led to the trial of the four accused persons are essentially as follows The incident in question took place on 1.5.1999 at about 8.15 p.m. Complainant Abhijit Dhone PW 1 is an eye witness of the same and therefore, criminal law was set into motion by the companyplaint lodged by said Abhijit at Topkhana Police Station, Ahmed Nagar, on the same day at about 9 p.m. Complainant Abhijit was working with the victim Santoshkumar Kirjichand Bakliwal hereinafter described as deceased in his shop of gold and silver situated at Ganj Bazaar, Ahmednagar, since about 15 to 20 days prior to the incident.
A vehicle overtook them and halted by going little ahead.
At about 8.15 p.m. they were walking in front of hospital of Dr. Deshpande, which is near the residence of the master.
The pillion rider jumped from the vehicle, approached the companyplainant and his master and demanded the money bag.
He aimed the pistol at the master.
The master and companyplainant closed the shop and started home on feet.
All four accused before the High Court were tried by learned Additional Sessions Judge, Ahmad Nagar.
At this juncture, companyplainant waited at the residence of the master.
Inspite of bullet injury to the chest, the deceased ran towards residence, but dashed against the window and fell down.
No.1114 of 2006 Dr. ARIJIT PASAYAT, J. Leave granted.
The threat was followed by the offender drawing out a pistol, which was kept underneath his shirt and near his stomach.
Even upon companyplainant trying to see the registration number of the vehicle, he was threatened by the offender and a bullet was fired at the master at his chest from a close distance.
His working hours started around 9 a.m. He alongwith his master Santoshkumar used to companye to the shop and used to have break in the afternoon.
Arising out of SLP CRL.
His relative Sanju came out from the hosue and took him to the hospital of Dr. Deshpande.
Appellant calls in question legality of the judgment rendered by a Division Bench of the Bombay High Court Aurangabad Bench.
By the impugned judgment, the High Court dismissed four appeals which arose out of a companymon decision against them.
As Dr. Deshpande was number available in the hospital, he was shifted to civil hospital.
