Exhibit number10 from 9 has been forwarded As Such to the serologist for serological examination.
The Serologist and Chemical Examiner to the Government of India found Chadar sheet and other items to be stained with human blood.
However, the origin of blood stains on items, pair of shoes and Kassi companyld number be determined on account of disintegration with the lapse of time.
Various other articles such as chadar sheet turban, pair of shoes, the Kassi were also sent to the Forensic Science Laboratory for analysis.
On the day of occurrence which led to the killing of the deceased, the companyversation companymenced on the same issue which was number taken of kindly by the appellant who inflicted the Kassi blow at 01 a.m. on 7th July, 1976 resulting in the death of the deceased.
Admittedly, there is numberdirect evidence of eye witnesses.
It is also necessary to numbere the relationship of the witnesses with the deceased and the appellant.
Blood stained cuttings samples from the exhibits along with their respective companytrols wherever available have been forwarded to the serologist for serological examination.
The killer is the appellant and victim his unfortunate father.
Recovery is proved by the testimony of Niranjan Singh PW6 and Joginder Singh PW7 besides the IO PW2 .
Some altercation is stated to have taken place between Bhajan Singh and the appellant some days before the occurrence regarding expenditure incurred by the accused in the marriage of his sister in law and installation of a hand pump.
The Forensic Science Laboratory in its report submitted Blood was detected in exhibit number.1, 2 from packet marked l , 3, 4 from 2 , 5 from 4 , 7 from 6 , 8 from 7 , 9 from 8 and 10 from 9 .
Jarnail Singh PW2 and Billor Singh PW5 thereafter called Amar Singh, Panch.
Both the trial as well as the High Court rightly held that the prosecution has succeeded in proving the making of the disclosure statements by the appellant and companysequent recovery of the weapon of offence and chadar at his instance.
The appeal filed by the appellant against the judgment of the trial companyrt was dismissed by a Division Bench of the High Court vide the judgment impugned in this appeal.
Bhajan Singh, the unfortunate victim of the crime had two wives.
In the companypany of Jarnail Singh PW2 , the appellant approached Billor Singh PW5 , Niranjan Singh PW6 and Joginder Singh PW7 making before them the extra judicial companyfession and requesting them to help him.
The appellant was arrested on the same day.
On the next morning the appellant went to Jarnail Singh PW2 and companyfessed about the companymission of the crime and the manner in which the injuries were caused resulting in the death of the deceased Bhajan Singh.
Samples from exhibit number5 from 4 and 6 from 5 have been forwarded to the Physics Division for soil examination.
Joginder Singh PW7 was living in Punjab where he looked after 40 acres of the other land belonging to Bhajan Singh and his family.
All the three hair were sent to the Forensic Science Laboratory who upon analysis of morphological examination found all the hair to be of human head.
Jarnail Singh lodged the First Information Report Exhibit P 2 at 12.30 p.m. at Police Station, Karanpur which was at a distance of 8 kilometers from the place of occurrence.
Hair from the skull and the scalp of the deceased were also seized by the investigating agency.
An hair was found studded with Kassi, the weapon of offence, recovered at the instance of the accused after making the disclosure statement.
Father reminded the appellant of his wasteful expenditure which was number to the liking of the son who pulled down the deceased on the ground and smashed his skull with a Kassi Dagger .
The recovery memo was prepared and signed by Ram Singh PW 3 , Jarnail Singh PW2 and Shambu Singh PW12 .
Bhajan Singh, deceased was in possession of 105 Bighas of land at Badopal Rajasthan where he used to live with the appellant.
Again on 12.7.1976 the appellant made another disclosure statement in companysequence of which a Chadar sheet Exhibit P 12 stained with blood was recovered vide Exhibit P 22 .
The appellant is the son from the second wife Ms.Har Kaur who was previously married to one Kapur Singh.
Chadar was stained with human blood.
Such a heinous crime was companymitted on a trifle issue which companymenced with the altercation between the father and the son.
He made the disclosure statement Exhibit P21 companysequent to which Kassi, the weapon of offence Exhibit P19 , was recovered.
On 12th July, 1976 the appellant gave information about the chadar sheet which was recorded as Exhibit P 22 and in presence of Ram Singh, PW3 he produced the same which was hidden by him in his house kept in a pitcher earthen water pot .
LITTTTTTJ SETHI,J. In an otherwise quite and small village under Police Station Karanpur, District Sriganganagar Rajasthan an unusual spine chilling occurrence took place in the wee hours of 7th July, 1976 resulting in the companymission of an offence of patricide.
