It is against this companyviction and sentence, the present two appeals have been preferred.
The firing of the Ajay hit the chest of the deceased while firing from Bacha Singh hit the leg of the deceased.
It is also the prosecution case that in another motor cycle one Sanjay Singh and Lallan Singh had also arrived there and said Sanjay Singh also fired from his pistol.
The further prosecution case is that immediately after firing these people left and the deceased while being carried to the hospital was found dead on the way.
On these allegations, three accused persons were tried before the learned Sessions Judge.
1 and 2, came to the companyclusion that it is both Ajay and Bacha fired from the respective weapon which hit the deceased and the deceased ultimately died on account of gun shot injury.
These two appeals are directed against the judgment of the Patna High Court in dismissing the Criminal Appeal No.
351/1994.
Sanjay preferred an appeal which was registered as Criminal Appeal No.
262/1994 and Ajay and Bacha together preferred an appeal which was registered as Criminal Appeal No.
The High Court depreciated the evidence, and relying upon the oral evidence of PWs.
351/1994 and companyvicting the appellants under Section 302, I.P.C. for having caused the murder of one Siaram.
The prosecution case in nutshell is that the two accused appellants came in a motor cycle and after taking the fuel from the petrol pump they started firing at the deceased.
