On the night between 28th and 29th March, 1975, at mid night, Samay Singh and his sons Jugmander, Ranjit and Man Chand were at the crusher which was working, Himmat, Munna and Mahendra were also there.
In the meanwhile Jugmander Singh who had entered the room inside the crusher fired shot from his licenced gun and thereby injured one of the miscreants.
The dead body of the injured was found next morning in the adjoining sugar field.
The Trial Court companyvicted Chaman and Mangta and sentenced them to undergo rigorous imprisonment for seven years.
Six miscreants armed with pistols, lathis, spears and hockey came to the crusher, inflicted injuries on some of the persons present at the crusher and Samay Singh was relieved of Rs.
Two bulbs of 100 watts were giving light.
The First Information Report was lodged at 5.40 p.m. on March 29, 1975.
The High Court dismissed the appeal filed by Chaman and Mangta.
The prosecution case was that the companyplainant Jugmander and his father Samay Singh had a crusher at village Bhalswaganj.
Chaman has companye up to this Court by way of special leave petition.
Chaman, the appellant before us, along with three others, was tried for an offence under Section 395 of the Indian Penal Code.
The other two accused were acquitted.
All the six persons ran away taking along with the injured.
50/ and Himmat Singh of Rs.
