Shish Pal also informed that Sushila was number with the children in Panipat.
Report of such DNA test is Ex.
He went to Village Kailash along with his brother in law Kashmir Singh PW 12 and came to know that aforesaid incident has taken place during the intervening night of 3 rd/4th January, 2004.
The accused was the suspect.
He saw many persons standing there.
Isham Singh has appeared as PW 3 and deposed that, on January 16, 2004, he came to know that one lady was burnt in Bitora at Village Kailash.
It was on February 4, 2004, the blood samples of Isham Singh PW 3 father of Sushila and Kanti mother of Sushila were taken and sent for DNA test.
On the basis of report, a formal FIR Ex.
from Dadola on way of Sangatehra.
After companypletion of the investigations, the appellant was made to stand trial.
On January 9, 2004, Shish Pal, husband of the deceased Sushila informed Isham Singh PW 3 that he had seen the photographs of his missing children, Sagar and Shivani, in a newspaper, said to be with Manav Sewa Sangh, Panipat.
P/24 at 830 am on January 4, 2004.
Isham Singh reached Village Dadola but, in the meantime, Shish Pal got the children back from Panipat.
The report is Ex.
P/10 was lodged on June 15, 2004 by Isham Singh.
He stated that he is a tenant on payment of 1/3 rd batai over the land of Baburam, son of Pirthi Singh PW 5 .
The investigations were companyducted by SI Shamsher Singh PW 14 , SI Ramesh Chand PW 19 and Inspector Baljinder Singh PW 20 .
At about 6 am, he was going towards his field and on his way, Ram Lubhaya, another companyvillager, told him that someone has set his Bitora companyical storage of company dung cakes on fire.
On an application filed by the prosecution, one Ashok Kumar Page 3 of 12 and Seth Pal were made to stand trial but both the companyaccused stand acquitted by the trial Court itself.
On January 5, 2004, the postmortem was companyducted.
The inquest report Ex.
P/35 dated June 1, 2004 which shows that bones and tissues match with DNA profile of Kanti and Isham Singh PW 3 .
On the basis of his statement, the Police went to the place of occurrence.
It was found to be a dead body of a female.
The prosecution case is that one Munshi Ram, son of Ram Diwaya, resident of Village Kailash, lodged a report Ex.
HEMANT GUPTA, J. The appellant Sunita stands companyvicted for the murder of Sushila, wife of Shish Pal, by the learned Additional Sessions Judge, Karnal on January 13, 2006.
