Therefore, within half an hour she was referred to District Hospital, Bhilwara.
Lalita was admitted in the Primary Health Centre by him and initial treatment was given to her.
So far as the first dying declaration is companycerned, it was recorded at about 3.00 p.m. at PHC, Bagaur.
In this regard, a slip Ex.
There were several statements of the deceased which were treated as dying declarations.
The incident was around 2.00 p.m. The first dying declaration was recorded by the doctor PW 30 .
The trial Court found the accused guilty, companyvicted and sentenced as numbered above basing on the dying declarations.
According to Ex.
Lalitas body was received with more than 80 burn injuries and companysidering her companydition he companyld number give her medical treatment due to lack of resources.
In the last dying declaration it was numbered by the doctor that the patient was in a fit companydition to give statement.
Finally, the fourth dying declaration was recorded before S.S. Kothari PW 13 ADM City, Bhilwara and Puran Chand Gupta, Assistant Collector, Bhilwara in the presence of Dr. Arvind Malhotra PW 12 .
Third was by the Sub Inspector PW 15 in the presence of Dr. A.K. Mathur PW 11 and two others.
P 58 was prepared.
P 58 at 3.05 in the afternoon Lalita was brought before him.
The second was recorded by the SHO PW 28 .
ARIJIT PASAYAT, J. Challenge in this appeal is to the judgment of a Division Bench of the Rajasthan High Court, Jodhpur, directing acquittal of the respondent who faced trial alongwith two others namely, Smt.
