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Bombay High Court

Anil Kisan Pawar vs The State Of Maharashtra on 14 February, 2020

Author: Prakash D. Naik

Bench: Prakash D. Naik

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             IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
                  CRIMINAL APPELLATE JURISDICTION

                       BAIL APPLICATION NO.1676 OF 2019

      Anil Kisan Pawar                             .. Applicant
            Vs.
      State of Maharashtra                         .. Respondent

                                     WITH
                        BAIL APPLICATION NO.1677 OF 2019

      Satish Pratap Bhosale                        .. Applicant
            Vs.
      State of Maharashtra                         .. Respondent
                                      ......
      Mr. Rohit Shevate i/b. Mr. Jaydeep D. Mane, Advocate for the
      Applicant in BA 1676 of 2019.
      Mr. Mohammad S. Mulla, Advocate for the Applicant in BA 1677
      of 2019.
      Mr. M. G. Patil, APP for the Respondent - State.
                                      ......

                        CORAM : PRAKASH D. NAIK, J.

                        DATED : 14th FEBRUARY, 2020.


      P.C. :


                        The applicants in both these applications were

      arrested in C.R.No.601 of 2018, registered with Solapur Taluka

      Police Station, for the ofences punishable under Sections 395

      and      412 of Indian Penal Code      ("IPC", for short). The First

      Information Report ("FIR", for short) was lodged on 27 th

      September, 2018. The incident had occurred on 26th September,

      2018 at about 10:30 p.m. The FIR was lodged by Yuvraj




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      Chandrashekar Dharde.



      2         The brief facts of the prosecution case is as under:

               The Complainant is working as Munim with Suryodaya

      Industries situated at Tandulwadi Solapur. Suryakand Upase is

      working as the watchman. Hussain Shaikh is also working as

      Munim and Mohan Kondiba Saravade is working as ftter in the

      said industry. On 26th September, 2018, at about 10:30 p.m., four

      unknown persons tied hands of Suryakant Upase. They also tied

      hands of the complainant. He was assaulted. Mohan Saravade

      noticed       commotion        and   fashed      battery       at    the      accused.

      Thereafter, all the accused took Rs.10,000/-, and other articles,

      such as, Television, Welding Machine cable, mobile phone etc.,

      wroth Rs.5,09,000/-. They left the place of incident on motorcycle.

      The FIR was registered. The statements of the complainant,

      Suryakant Upase, Mohan Saravade were recorded. Subsequently,

      the accused were arrested. The Test Identifcation parade ("TI

      parade",         for     short),   was     conducted.      On       completion          of

      investigation charge - sheet is fled.



      3                 The applicants preferred application for bail before

      the Court of Sessions at Solapur. Both the applications were




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      rejected by order dated 4th May, 2019.



      4                  Learned advocate appearing for both the applicants

      submitted that the applicants are falsely implicated in this case.

      There are discrepancies in the TI parade. The TI parade was

      conducted belatedly on 1st November, 2018. There is no recovery

      from the applicants. No role is played by the applicants. They

      were not named in the FIR. Mohan Saravade, who is the alleged

      eye witness to the incident had not identifed applicant Satish

      Bhosale in the TI parade. He was the witness who had fashed the

      torch light at the accused. It is submitted that both the applicants

      are in custody suficiently for a long period of time and the trial

      has not commenced. Further custody of the applicants is not

      necessary.



      5                   Learned APP submitted that there is suficient

      evidence against the applicants. They are involved in serious

      ofence. The eye witnesses have identifed them. The accused had

      taken away the property worth Rs.5,09,000/-. There are criminal

      antecedents against the applicants. Articles were recovered from

      the accused. Accused Anil Kisan Pawar is involved in 12 other

      cases registered with Solapur Taluka Police Station, and, Mohol




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      Police Station as well as Tuljapur Police Station. Accused Satish

      Bhosale was involved in three other cases registered with Solapur

      Taluka Police Station and Mohod police station, hence, bail may

      not be granted to the applicants.



      6                 The incident had occurred on 26 th September, 2018.

      The FIR was lodged on 27th September, 2018. Complainant Yuvraj

      Bharde, Suryakant Upase and Mohan Saravade are the eye

      witnesses to the incident. They have narrated the incident. The

      accused had tied the hands of the complainant and Suryakant

      Upase. They took away cash of Rs.10,000/-, and, the articles

      refected in the FIR worth Rs.5,09,000/-. Co-accused Raju

      Pakhare was granted bail by this Court. However, the role

      attributed to him was distinct and the nature of evidence

      collected against him can be distinguished. It was observed that

      except statement of Mohan Saravade, there is no other statement

      involving the said accused. The applicants were arrested on 30 th

      September, 2018. At the time of arrest, the accused were found in

      possession of rope, sticks, instruments to open transformer,

      screw driver, hammer, axe and blade etc. Both the applicants

      were identifed by complainant Yuvraj Bharade. Mohan Saravade

      had identifed applicant Anil Kisan Pawar. He has not identifed




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      Satish      Bhosale.     However,   Suryakant     Upase        has     identifed

      applicant Anil Pawar as well as Satish Bhosale. Statement of

      Girish Bhosale was recorded, in which he has stated that he had

      handed over his auto-rickshaw to one Anil Wale, residing at

      Solapur. Shri Anil Wale had appointed Satish Bhosale, as

      rickshaw driver on the said rickshaw. The said rickshaw was used

      while committing the crime. Learned APP, on instructions,

      pointed out that 11 other cases were registered against Anil

      Kisan Pawar vide C.R.No.486 of 2018, for the ofences punishable

      under Sections 457 and 380 of IPC, C.R.No.337 of 2018, for the

      ofences punishable under Section 379 read with 34 of IPC.,

      C.R.No.116 of 2014, for ofences punishable under Section 379

      read with 34 of IPC, C.R.No.121 of 2014, for the ofences

      punishable under Section 324 read with 34 of IPC, C.R.No.231 of

      2014, for the ofence punishable under Section 401 of IPC,

      C.R.No.155 of 2010, registered under Section 399 of IPC,

      C.R.No.309 of 2018, registered for ofence punishable under

      Section 379 of IPC, C.R.No.389 of 2018, registered for the

      ofences punishable under Sections 457 and 380 of IPC,

      C.R.No.109 of 2010, registered for ofence punishable under

      Sections 379 and 427 of IPC, C.R.No.190 of 2009, for ofence

      punishable under Sections 379 and 511 of IPC and C.R.No.408 of




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      2009, for ofences punishable under Sections 309 and 511 of IPC.

      Whereas, as against the applicant Satish Bhosale, the ofences

      were registered vide C.R.No.486 of 2018, for the ofences

      punishable under Sections 457 and 380 of IPC, C.R.No.337 of

      2018, registered for ofence under Section 379, 34 of IPC and

      C.R.No.309 of 2018, under Section 379, 34 of IPC. Thus, in the

      light of the material showing involvement of the applicants in the

      crime and the antecedents of the applicants, no case for bail is

      made out.



      7                  Hence, I pass the following order:

                                     :: O R D E R :

:

(i) Bail Application Nos.1676 of 2019 and 1677 of 2019, stands rejected and disposed of accordingly.

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