Thereupon PW 6 went and informed the police.
Both the companyrts below having believed the evidence of the eyewitnesses companyvicted the appellant who was responsible for inflicting the blow on the deceased.
The other eyewitnesses PWs 12 and 13 also informed PW 6 about the occurrence.
Chandigarh.
Both the appeals were dismissed by the High Court.
The injured was removed to the hospital and was examined by PW 11, a Doctor at the Primary Health Centre.
His son Dharampal, PW 6 reached the Mandir and he also found his brothers there at the Mandir.
An altered FIR was issued and the charge sheet was laid after due investigation.
On November 18, 1988 he had gone to Mandir to worship where at about 7.45 a.m. he was attacked.
The Judgment of the Court was delivered by JAYACHANDRA REDDY, J. Special leave granted.
One Umed Singh, aged about 65 years, is the deceased in the case.
Thereafter the injured was shifted to G.1.,
However, he died on December 5, 1988 as a result of head injury due to septicaemia, renal failure, respiratory failure and finally cardio respiratory arrest.
PW 15, a Neuro Surgeon at P.G.1.,
Chandigarh carried out an operation on November 20, 1988 on the injured deceased.
The companyvicted accused namely the appellant filed an appeal challenging his companyviction and the State also filed an appeal against the acquittal of the other three accused.
By then the deceased was injured and on being enquired the deceased told PW 6 that the appellant hit him with an iron pipe while he was worshipping.
