Some hundred rupees numberes which were sought to be used by him in the gambling were number accepted by the company gamblers on the ground that they were fake, whereafter Ronald left the place.
Some fake currency numberes were given by Anil to Arun, who tore them up and threw them into a toilet, where these torn pieces were recovered from the septic tank.
This Appeal has been filed against the impugned judgment dated 01.10.2004 passed by the Calcutta High Court, Circuit Bench at Port Blair, in Criminal Appeal No.
Panchnama was prepared and he was arrested.
Each of these numberes bore the same serial number.
31 of 2002.
100 denomination were recovered from his chest pocket.
One Arun disclosed the name of R. Anil Kumar, appellant No.
1 herein, participated in a gambling.
During the investigation 42 fake numberes were recovered from the house of Ronald wrapped in a red handkerchief from inside a shoe.
Heard learned companynsel for the parties.
2 herein.
During interrogation Ronald disclosed the name of other companyaccused.
He was searched by S.I. Abdul Salam and fake currency numberes of Rs.
Disclosures made by Arun and Anil Kumar were also referred to in the impugned judgment.
