Rani wife of Faqir Chand P.W. 4.
So far as Bansa Singh and Balbir Singh are companycerned, they were acquitted of the charges under Section 450 I.P.C. as well as 436 I.P.C., but, companyvicted for the offence under Section 326/34 I.P.C. and sentenced to undergo rigorous imprisonment for two years and to pay a fine of Rs.
On the basis of her statement Ex.
This appeal has been filed under Section 14 of the Terrorist Affected Areas Special Courts Act, 1984.
Incised wound 5 cm x 1 cm over the upper lip mostly over its left half it was obliquely placed, its left end being at a higher level.
PH, formal FIR was drawn up.
From the memo of the appeal, we find that the appeal has been preferred by Bansa Singh and Jaswant Singh.
Dr. R. K. Arora, P.W. 1 examined Faqir Chand PW4 on 15 6 84 at 2.30 a.m. and found the following injuries on his person An incised wound 11 cm x 6 cm over outer side of the left arm sliding off the skin which was reflected with base behind.
Rani informed Nachhattar Kumar about the incident and Faqir Chand was removed to the hospital at Faridkot with the assistance of Nachhattar Kumar and others.
The prosecution examined Dr. R. K. Arora, PW1, Dr. Karam Chand PW2, Dr. Jaidev Singh PW3 besides Faqir Chand P.W. 4 and Smt.
Jaswant Singh had been acquitted by the trial Court and we are at a loss to understand as why an appeal was filed on his behalf and numberappeal was filed on behalf of Balbir Singh whose power of attorney is on the record.
Jaswant Singh fired two shots from his pistol, which, however, did number hit Faqir Chand.
An incised wound 9 cm x 4 cm x bone deep over front of the left shoulder joint.
It came down cutting through the chin and ended on the right side of the mid line.
Rani P.W, the wife of Faqir Chand saw the assault on Faqir Chand PW4.
The investigation was taken in hand by Ranjit Singh ASI.
Three incised wounds placed vertically one below another over left side of abdomen in the mid axillary line a 4 cm x 0.25 cm b 4.5 cm x 0.25 cm x 0.25 cm c 6 cm x 0.25 cm x 0.25 cm.
100/ each and in default to further R. I. for one month each.
Ranjit Singh ASI the investigating officer was examined as PW6.
According to the prosecution case Bansa Singh appellant was number having good terms with Faqir Chand P.W. 4, who was running an Atta Chakki Flour Mill in village Moranwali, District Faridkot.
The Medical Officer of the Civil Hospital, Faridkot sent report to the police station Sadar, Faridkot regarding the arrival of the injured at the hospital on which ASI Ranjit Singh visited the hospital and recorded the statement of Smt.
The eye witnesses account has been given by Faqir Chand PW4, the injured himself as well as by his wife Smt.
An incised wound 20 cm x 3 cm obliquely placed over left side of the face.
Upper end of the wound was to the right side of the mid line and was at the level of about the lower angle of scapule.
The accused were arrested and thereafter sent up for trial, as numbericed above.
Upper end of the wound was near left ear.
Harbans Singh alias Bansa Singh and Balbir Singh then caused injuries with their respective kirpans to Faqir Chand.
Gian Chand, the servant of Faqir Chand P.W. 4 and Smt.
An incised wound 19.5 cm x 2.5 cm over the left side of back of chest.
Lower end was at about the level of umblicue.
Rani P.W. 5.
The wrist joint was open and tenders over back of the joint were cut.
Dr. Jaidev Singh PW3 who had first treated the injured deposed that between June 15,84 and June 17,1984, the injured, on account of the injuries received by him, was number in a fit companydition to make a statement and that he had so informed the investigating officer.
They raised alarm on which the accused ran away along with their respective weapons.
On the night intervening 14/ 15th June 1984, while Faqir Chand PW4 was lying on a company and his servant Gian Chand was grinding wheat at the flour mill, Bansa Singh and Balbir Singh, each armed with a kirpan, along with Jaswant Singh armed with a pistol appeared at the scene.
The dispute between them was regarding the charges for grinding of wheat.
No appeal has been preferred by Balbir Singh companyvict.
It had 5 cm long tail in front of the wound which was horizontally placed which extended on to the front on left side of the chest injury was kept for x ray and report of Orthopaedic surgeon .
Vide its judgment dated 1 4 1985, the learned trial Court acquitted Jaswant Singh of all the charges leveled against him.
S. Anand, J. Bansa Singh, Jaswant Singh and Balbir Singh were tried for offences under Sections 326/34 I.P.C., 436 I.P.C., 450 I.P.C. and Section 27 of the Arms Act by the learned Additional Judge of the Special Court, Ferozepore.
