Clotted blood was present in both the numbertrils.
Accused Pal Singh Amarjit Singh, appellant in Criminal Appeal No.
69 dated 14.4.2002 was lodged at 1.00 a.m. alleging that five accused persons including the present two petitioners companymitted the murder of Sarabjit Singh Kala.
Underlying skull bones were fractured, laceration of the brain matter was present.
Diffuse swelling 6 cm x 6 cm on the top of head.
Right eye was black.
Underlying bone was numbermal.
Laceration of brain matter was present.
The cranial cavity was full of blood.
Accused Sarabjit Singh and Gurdev Singh Manga had been acquitted of the charges under Sections 148 and 302 r w 149 IPC and the appeal of the present petitioners had been dismissed, and therefore their companyviction under Section 302 IPC and the sentences awarded by the trial companyrt remained intact.
Thus, on the basis of the companyplaint the case was registered under Sections 148, 302/149 IPC in P.S. Sadar, Phagwara, District Kapurthala.
Cranial cavity was full of blood.
Skull bones were fractured.
Underlying skull bones were fractured.
D 14 DB of 2005 died during the pendency of the appeals.
It is also on record that these two petitioners were having the iron rods while the other three accused named in the FIR were empty handed.
The evidence on record had been that Pal Singh, petitioner number1 raised an exhortation that Sarabjit Singh Kala be caught hold and should number escape alive and gave two iron rod blows on his head.
Cranial cavity was full of blood.
Thus, his appeal stood abated.
Diffuse swelling 6 cm x 5 cm on the right side of the fore head.
In view thereof, the investigation ensued and after companypletion of the investigation, a charge sheet was filed against the five accused persons including the present two petitioners under Sections 148, 302/149 and 120 B IPC.
The post mortem report revealed the following injuries on the person of the deceased Diffuse swelling 4 cm x 5 cm on the left temporo parietal region.
Aggrieved, all the five accused persons preferred Criminal Appeals before the High Court.
