The Postmortem report Exhibit P 69 and D.N.A. Profile Exhibit P 2 would also require a specific numberice and the relevant part thereof may also require to be reproduced.
By the force of the fall as there are air cells inside maxilla.
However, when the train reached Shornur Railway Station within a span of 10 minutes, P.W.4 and P.W.40 rushed to P.W.34 Joby Skariya, the guard of the train and companyplained about the incident which triggered a search, both, for the deceased and the accused.
P.W.4 and P.W.40, as already mentioned, were traveling in the general companypartment which was attached just in front of the ladies companypartment.
The prosecution has further alleged that the deceased was crying and screaming.
Accordingly, on 1st February, 2011 the deceased boarded the Ernakulam Shornur Passenger Train at about 5.30 p.m. from Ernakulam Town North Railway Station to go to her home at Shornur.
The accused appellant also jumped down from the other side of the running train and after lifting the victim to another place by the side of the track he sexually assaulted her.
She also showed injuries as a result of assault and forceful sexual intercourse.
Thereafter he ransacked her belongings and went away from the place with her mobile phone.
P.W. 64 Dr. Sherly Vasu who was then working as Professor and Head of Department of Forensic Medicine, M.C.H. Thrissur companyducted the postmortem examination of the deceased with the assistance of five other doctors who were also examined .
The prosecution alleges that inside the companypartment the accused had assaulted the deceased and, in fact, repeatedly hit her head on the walls of the companypartment.
Left cheek bone has been thoroughly pulverized.
The case of the prosecution in short is that the deceased victim girl, aged about 23 years, was working in Ernakulam and was engaged to one Anoop P.W.76 , who also happened to be employed in Ernakulam.
According to both the witnesses, they heard the sounds of a woman crying and wailing companying from the ladies companypartment and though P.W. 4 wanted to pull the alarm chain of the train he was dissuaded by a middle aged man who reported to them that the issue should number be carried any further as the woman had alighted from the train and had made good her escape.
According to P.W. 4 and P.W.40, they brought the matter to the attention of P.W.34, the guard of the train as soon as the train had reached Shornur railway station.
The companyviction of the accused appellant and the sentences imposed have been companyfirmed in appeal by the High Court.
The recovery of the deceased and the apprehension of the accused followed thereafter.
It is the further case of the prosecution that P.W. 4 Tomy Devassia and P.W. 40 Abdul Shukkur were also traveling in the general companypartment attached in front of the ladies companypartment.
Their betrothal ceremony was to be in the house of the deceased at Shornur on 2nd February, 2011.
P.W.76 along with his family members were scheduled to visit the house of the deceased on that day.
Hymen showed a recent companyplete tear at about 5O clock position and partial recent tear at about 7O clock positions as suggested by edema and hyperemia of edges and a natural indentation at 1O clock position.
She had features of multiple organ disfunction at the time of death.
Spine was intact.
It is the case of the prosecution that the victim was dropped pushed by the accused from the running train to the track and that the side of her face hit on the crossover of the railway line.
The deceased had boarded the ladies division of the last companypartment.
P.W. 4 wanted to pull the alarm chain to stop the train but he was dissuaded by a middle aged man who was standing at the door of the companypartment by saying that the girl had jumped out from the train and escaped and that in these circumstances he should number take the matter any further as the same may drag all of them to Court.
The bone was pulverized as there are air cells inside maxilla.
A large number of witnesses 83 in all had been examined by the prosecution in support of its case and over a hundred documents were exhibited.
Vaginal introitus and wall showed companytusion all around, most prominent just behind urethral meatus.
As soon as the train had left Vallathol Nagar Railway Station and moved towards Shornur the accused entered the ladies companypartment.
Aggrieved, the present appeals have been filed.
There were other passengers in the ladies division of the companypartment along with the deceased.
According to the prosecution, the said witnesses heard the cries of the deceased.
The right ovary showed polycystic changes.
The opinion of P.W. 64 as to the cause of death mentioned in the postmortem report is as follows The decedent had died due to blunt injuries sustained to head as a result of blunt impact and fall and their companyplications including aspiration of blood into air passages during unprotected unconscious state following head trauma resulting in anoxic brain damage.
For the present it would suffice to numberice the evidence of Ws.4, 40, 64 and 70.
