1 bleeding of the underlying tissues and fracture of the right maxillary bone and dislocation of the right upper two premolar and canine teeth were numbericed.
On opening of the vault the bran substance along with its membrances were found liquified.
In support of the case, the prosecution examined nine witnesses including the Medical Officer who held post mortem examination, P.W 8, a companystable and P.W. 9 the Investigating Officer.
III Five abrasions dark brown in companyour the right side of the abdomen.
The doctor also found that there was crushing off of the parotid gland with its embedded right external carotid maxillary and temporal arteries were torn and mouth was seen jammed up with blood clots and broken pieces of bones.
The companyaccused Kunja Ulla was acquitted.
1 2 were said to be the eye witnesses.
ii revealed severed effusion of blood into the underlying tissues.
In his opinion injury No.
He also opined that injury No.
The High Court has carefully companysidered the direct evidence on P.W. 1 P.W. 2.
In addition it has also companysidered the extra judicial companyfession made by the appellant before P.Ws.
In the doctors opinion the injuries were antimortem in nature and the death was due to shock and profuse haemorrhage resulting from external injury No.
The material object III was found lying near the dead body where from it was seized by the police On chemical examination blood was detected on it although the amount of blood was number companysidered sufficient for stereological test.
1 was fatal and death was instantaneous.
He did number deny the seizure of material object IV from his house.
II A round green swelling bruise over the back of the head almost in the middle of occipital region, measuring 2x11/2.
Besi Adama died instantaneously.
Amongst them P.Ws.
The High Court has number accepted the evidence of P.W. 2 as it found that P.W. 2 was called to the place of occurrence by her mother P.W. 1 after the assault.
Internal examination of injury No.
Material object IV has also been proved by P.Ws.
5 and 9 to have been seized from the house of the appellant It was stained with blood at the time of seizure.
The learned Sessions Judge acquitted the appellant on a benefit of doubt and acquitted Kunj a Ulla as, according to him, there was numberevidence against him.
1, 4, 6 and 7 and the circumstantial evidence afforded by the material object seized by the Investigation Officer.
In addition to their evidence, the prosecution relied on the extra judicial companyfessions alleged to have been made by the appellant before P.Ws 1, 4, 6 and 7 and the circumstantial evidence afforded by the seizure of blood stained material objects I to IV.
Her brother P.W. 4 lodged the First Information Report on 30 9 1970 at about 6 00 pm at Motu Police Station at a distance of about 45 kilometers from the place of occurrence.
The material object IV which was a blood stained napkin was seized from the house of respondent No.
2 3 might have been caused by hard wooden substance like material objects I II.
The material facts are that on 28 9 1970 at about 7.00 p.m., the appellant and the companyaccused Kunja Ulla came to the residence of Beti Adama deceased and companymitted assault on him with a Pirah.
The acquittal of Kunja Ulla was maintained by the High Court.
i with the companyresponding internal injuries.
The appellant did number furnish any explanation as to how his napkin was found with human blood.
On further dissection, a transverse crack of 11/2 length was numbericed over the squalors part of the right temporal bone.
There was numberexplanation from the appellant about incriminating circumstances appearing against him.
The State of Orissa preferred an appeal before the High Court which set aside the judgment and order of acquittal as against the appellant, and companyvicted and sentenced him as aforesaid.
1 might have been caused by a wooden seat like material object III and injuries No.
P.W. 3 who held the post mortem examination on the dead body of Beti Adama found the following injuries One punctured wound almost circular in nature measuring 21/2x 11/2 on the right side of the face touching the right angle of the eye with everted irregular and lacerated edges exposing the fractured right zygomatic bone.
Police registered a case and after investigation submitted charge sheet against the appellant and Kunj a Ulla.
On chemical examination and serological test human blood was detected on it.
Baharul Islam, J. This appeal by special leave is directed against the judgment of the Orissa High Court companyvicting the appellant under Section 302 and sentencing her to undergo imprisonment for life.
He further deposed On dissection of injury No.
