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Delhi District Court

Sc No.46/15 State vs . Dilshad Etc. Page No. 1/23 on 30 August, 2016

         IN THE COURT OF SH. NARESH KUMAR MALHOTRA, 
             ADDITIONAL SESSIONS JUDGE­05, WEST, TIS
                   HAZARI  COURTS, DELHI.

        IN THE MATTER OF
        CASE NO. 56687/2016
        SESSIONS CASE NO.46/15 
        FIR No. 139/15 
        P.S Nangloi
        U/S  307/34  IPC 

        STATE

                          VERSUS

        (1) DILSHAD
        S/O MOHD.IRSHAD
        R/O H.NO. X­189, JJ COLONY, 
        CAMP NO.1, NANGLOI, DELHI. 

        (2) SHEHJAD
        S/O MOHD.IRSHAD
        R/O H.NO. X­189, JJ COLONY, 
        CAMP NO.1, NANGLOI, DELHI. 

        (3) NAUSHAD
        S/O MOHD.IRSHAD
        R/O H.NO. X­189, JJ COLONY, 
        CAMP NO.1, NANGLOI, DELHI. 

        DATE OF INSTITUTION               :                                            12.05.2015
        DATE OF RESERVING THE ORDER       :                                            26.08.2016
        DATE OF DECISION                   :                                           30.08.2016


SC No.46/15      State Vs. Dilshad etc.                                         Page No. 1/23
         JUDGEMENT

1. The   brief   facts   of   the   case   are   that   on   16.02.2015   on receipt   of   DD   no.34A,   ASI   Dilbagh   Singh   alongwith Ct.Ashish went at the spot i.e.H.No.X­193, Camp No. 1, Nangloi, Delhi and came to know that injured has been shifted to SGM hospital, Mangolpuri, by PCR Van.  At the spot, Saima met him and she gave statement regarding receiving   injuries   and   teasing   by   Gulzar   and   others. Thereafter, ASI Dilbagh Singh reached at SGM hospital and   collected   the   MLC   no.   2733/15   of   Gulzar   S/o Akhiyar.     He   gave   his   statement   that   he   is   residing alongwith his family and manufacturing LED bulbs. The sons   of   his   real   uncle   Mohd.Irshad   namely   Naushad, Dilshad   and   Shehzad   are   also   manufacturing   the   LED bulbs at H.no. 189 X Block, Camp no.I, JJ Colony, Delhi and due to this reason, they are annoyed with him.  They without   any   reason   used   to   quarrel   with   him.     On 16.01.2015, accused Dilshad and Naushad gave beatings to his younger brother Bilal @ Istkar and he was stabbed in   the   area   of   Sultan   Puri   and   FIR   no.   62/15   was registered   in   PS   Sultan   Puri.     Due   to   this   reason   also, accused persons and his family members used to abuse SC No.46/15      State Vs. Dilshad etc.                                         Page No. 2/23 him.   He has further stated that on 16.02.2015, he was sleeping at his house.  He heard the noise of abusing.  At about 04:00 PM, he came out of his house and accused Naushad, Dilshad and Shehjad and their family members started   abusing   him.   When   the   complainant   forbade them, accused Naushad and Shehjad caught hold of him and   accused   Dilshad   gave   stab   blow   on   his   abdomen. Thereafter,   all   the   accused   persons   exhorted   "Aaj   tera kaam tamaam kar dete hai" and accused Naushad gave an iron rod blow on the head of the complainant.  In the meantime,   his   father   intervened   and   rescued   him.     He has also stated that accused persons with the intention to kill, gave him injuries on his abdomen and head.    

2. On the basis of statement of the complainant Gulzar, a case   FIR   no.139/15   U/s   307/34   IPC   was   registered against all the accused persons and the investigation of this case was carried out.   During investigation, accused persons   were   arrested.     They   disclosed   that   they   had thrown the weapon of offence from a running train which was going from Delhi to Rohtak. Site plan was prepared and   after   completion   of   investigation,   chargesheet   was filed before the court.  

3. Charge   for   the   offence   punishable   U/s   307/34   IPC SC No.46/15      State Vs. Dilshad etc.                                         Page No. 3/23 against all the accused persons was framed by this court on   18.05.2015   to   which   they   pleaded   not   guilty   and claimed trial. 

4. To prove its case, prosecution has examined 7 witnesses i.e. PW­1   Sh.Gulzar,   PW­2   Sh.Akhiyar,   PW­3   SI   Ravi   Dutt, PW­4   Ct.Ashish,   PW­5   Dr.Shailender,   PW­6   Dr.Rajesh Dalal and PW­7 ASI Dilbagh Singh. 

5. PW­1 Sh.Gulzar has deposed that  he   is   residing   at   the H.No.X­193 alongwith his family members and they are indulged  in  a  business  of  manufacturing   of  LED   Bulbs. His   uncle   namely   Mohd.Irshad   and   his   sons   namely Naushad,   Dilshad   and   Shehzad   were   also   running   a business of manufacturing of LED bulb in H. No. X­189, Camp No. 1, J.J. Colony, Nangloi, Delhi.  He has further stated   that   on  16.02.2015   at   about   4:00   PM,   he   was sleeping in his house and his brothers were present on the   ground   floor   of   the   house.   He   heard   the   noise. Thereafter,   he   came   down   and   saw   accused   Naushad, Dilshand and Shehzad were present in the gali outside his house and they were abusing his brother Ishtikhar @ Bilal.   Earlier  accused  Naushad  and   Dilshad  had   caused stabbed injuries on his younger brother Ishtikhar @ Bilal SC No.46/15      State Vs. Dilshad etc.                                         Page No. 4/23 in the area of PS­ Sultan Puri and in this regard FIR No. 62/15 at PS­ Sultan Puri was registered against accused persons.   He   tried   to   pacify   the   matter   and   told   the accused persons why they were intentionally abusing his younger   brother.   All   the   three   accused   persons   also started abusing him. He has further stated that he was caught   hold   by   accused   Naushad   and   Shehzad   and accused   Dilshad   stabbed   on   his   stomach     with   a   knife with   such   intention   to   cause   his   death.     In   the meanwhile, accused Naushad hit iron rod (sariya) on his head with such intention to cause his death. Thereafter, he   fell   down   and   was   semi   conscious.   All   the   accused persons   fled   from   the   spot   after   they   assaulted   him. Police was called by his mother. PCR reached at the spot and   he   was   removed   to   Sanjay   Gandhi   Memorial Hospital,   Mangol   Puri,   where,   he   was   medically examined.   This witness has identified his signatures at point A on Ex.PW­1/A. He has further stated that after discharge from the hospital, he came to his house and at that time police also visited the spot and on his pointing out, police inspected the spot and prepared site plan. This witness has proved the arrest memos of accused persons as Ex.PW­1/B, Ex. PW­1/C & Ex. PW­1/D. SC No.46/15      State Vs. Dilshad etc.                                         Page No. 5/23

6. PW­2   Sh.Akhiyar   has   deposed   that   he   is   running   the business of manufacturing of LED bulbs with his sons.  All the   three   accused   persons   namely   Dilshad,   Naushad, Shehzad     are   the   sons   of   his   younger   brother   Mohd. Irshad.  He has further stated that he saw his son Gulzar bleeding  from  his  stomach.     Police  also  reached  at  the spot and his son was removed to hospital.  He has further stated that police did not make inquiries from him and they   had  only   obtained   his  signatures.     He   has   further stated that he did not know how his son Gulzar received injuries on his stomach. 

              This witness was cross­examined by the Ld.Addl. P.P.for   the   State   wherein   he   has   admitted   that   he   has stated in his statement to the police that on 16.02.2015 at about 4:00 PM, he was present in his house and in the meanwhile,   the   sons   of   his   younger   brother   Irshad namely Shehzad, Dilshad and Naushad came in front of their house  and they started giving abuses to his elder son Gulzar. This witness has stated that he had not stated in his statement Mark­ A to the police that when his son objected   the   same,   accused   Naushad,   Dilshad   and Shehzad   with   such   intention   to   kill   his   son,   accused Shehzad   stabbed   the   knife   on   the   stomach   of   his   son SC No.46/15      State Vs. Dilshad etc.                                         Page No. 6/23 Gulzar     and   accused   Naushad   hit   the   iron   rod   on   the head of his son.  He has denied the suggestion put to him by   the   Ld.Addl.   P.P.for   the   State   that   accused   persons intentionally   caused   the   injuries   to   his   son   with   such intention to kill him.  He has denied the suggestion put to him by the Ld.Addl. P.P.for the State that he being the uncle of all the three accused persons intentionally not deposing   true   facts   in   the   Court   regarding   the   injuries sustained by his son Gulzar. He has denied the suggestion put to him by the Ld.Addl. P.P.for the State that due to close  relation with the accused persons, he is deposing falsely in respect of incident in order to save the accused persons from penal punishment. 

7. PW­3 SI Ravi Dutt has deposed that on 16.02.2015, at about   06:35   PM,   he   received   a   rukka   recorded   by   ASI Dilbag   Singh   and   brought   by   Ct.Ashish   for   the registration of the case.   Accordingly, he got registered FIR   no.   139/15   U/s   307/34   IPC   through   computer operator and obtained computer generated copy of FIR which is proved as   Ex.PW­3/B.   This witness has also proved his endorsement on the rukka which is Ex. PW­ 3/A.  

8. PW­4 Ct.Ashish has deposed that on 16.02.2015, at about SC No.46/15      State Vs. Dilshad etc.                                         Page No. 7/23 04:15 PM, he accompanied ASI Dilbagh in pursuance of DD no.34A and reached at SGM Hospital, Mangol Puri, Delhi.   One   injured   Gulzar   was   found   admitted   in   the hospital.  IO recorded the statement of Gulzar, prepared a rukka and handedover the same to him for registration of   the   case.   Accordingly,   he   left   the   hospital   around 06:00 PM and reached PS Nangloi.  There he handedover the   rukka   to   duty   officer   and   after   getting   the   FIR registered,   he   obtained   original   rukka   and   copy   of   FIR and handedover the same to ASI Dilbagh in the hospital. He has further stated that on 17.02.2015, again he joined the investigation of this case with ASI Dilbagh. Accused persons   namely   Shahzad,   Dilshad   and   Naushad,   were arrested   by  the   IO  from   their  houses.  This  witness  has identified   his   signatures   at   point   B   on   Arrest  Memo  of Shahzad Ex.PW­1/B, that of accused Dilshad Ex. PW­1/C and that of accused Naushad Ex. PW­1/D.   He has also identified his signatures at point A on the personal search memos of accused Shahzad Ex.PW­4/A, that of accused Dilshad Ex.PW­4/B and that of accused Naushad Ex.PW­ 4/C.  Accused persons were identified by injured Gulzar. He has further stated that no recovery was effected at the instance of accused persons. 

SC No.46/15      State Vs. Dilshad etc.                                         Page No. 8/23

9. PW­5   Dr.Shailender   has   deposed   that   on   the   basis   of record produced before him, he has opined the nature of injuries as "Simple", but final opinion could not be given as patient was absconded on 17.02.2015 as per available record.   This witness has proved his noting on the MLC encircled red as Ex. PW­5/A. 

10.PW­6 Dr.Rajesh Dalal has deposed that on 16.02.2015 at 4.55 PM, injured Gulzar S/o Sh. Akhiyar was brought in the hospital by SI D P Dagar with alleged history of stab injury as told by patient himself. Patient was conscious oriented.   On   local   examination,   patient   had   incised wound   over   abdomen   right   side   10cm   X   1cm,   another injury (CLW) over mid parietal region ie., on scalp 12cm X 0.5 cm was noted. After initial treatment, patient was referred   to   SR   surgery   for   further   examination, management   and   opinion.   MLC   to   this   effect   was prepared by him except encircled portion Ex. PW5/A and writing appearing in black ink. He identified his signature at point B on MLC Ex. PW6/A. 

11.PW­7   ASI   Dilbagh   Singh   has   deposed   that   on 16.02.2015,   at   about   04:10   PM,   DD   no.   34A,   Ex.PW­ 3/DA was assigned to him for action in the matter.   DD no. 36 was also received in PS, copy of which is marked SC No.46/15      State Vs. Dilshad etc.                                         Page No. 9/23 PW­3/DB.   Accordingly,   he   alongwith   Ct.Ashish   reached at H.No. X­193, Camp no.1, J J Colony, Nangloi, Delhi and it was revealed at the spot that injured Gulzar has been taken to Sanjay Gandhi Memorial hospital, Mangol Puri by the PCR.  One girl namely Saima met at the spot who   informed   that   she   was   assaulted   and   teased   by Gulzar   and   others.     He   recorded   her   statement   in   this regard and called Ct.Madhu Bala, who reached the spot and then sent that girl Saima to Sanjay Gandhi Memorial hospital with Ct.Madhu Bala.  Separate proceedings were drawn by some other police official in this regard.  He has further   stated   that   thereafter,   he   alongwith   Ct.   Ashish reached Sanjay Gandhi Memorial hospital, Mangol Puri, where injured Gulzar was found admitted there on MLC no. 2738/15. Injured was fit for statement. His injury was under   observation.   He   recorded   statement   of   Gulzar which is proved  as Ex.PW­1/A.  Then he prepared rukka which is proved as Ex.PW­7/A and gave it to Ct.Ashish Kumar   at   about   06:00   PM   for   registration   of   the   case. Injured   Gulzar   remained   admitted   in   the   hospital. Ct.Ashish Kumar gave him the copy of FIR and original rukka then he proceeded for the spot and prepared site plan of the spot  which is proved as Ex.PW­7/B.   SC No.46/15      State Vs. Dilshad etc.                                         Page No. 10/23 This   witness   has   further   stated   that   on 17.02.2015, at the instance of injured Gulzar, he arrested accused   Shahzad,   Dilshad   and   Naushad   vide   arrest memos   Ex.PW­1/B,   Ex.PW­1/C   and   Ex.PW­1/D   from their house. All the accused persons are real brothers. He conducted personal search of accused Shahzad, Dilshad and Naushad vide personal search memos Ex. PW­4/A, B and C respectively.  He recorded disclosure statements of all the accused persons, but no recovery was effected at the  instance  of any of accused persons. He  has further stated   that   he   obtained   result   on   the   MLC   of   Gulzar which was opined as "Simple" which is proved as Ex. PW­ 5/A and Ex.PW­6/A.

12.Thereafter   statements   of   accused   persons   U/s   313 Cr.P.C. have been recorded wherein they have stated that the   injuries   received   by   the   complainant   were   self inflicted. They have been falsely implicated in this case just   to   pressurize   them   and   their   family   members   to withdraw their complaint which was made by their sister Saima against the complainant and his family members for molesting her.  

13.Accused persons have examined DW­1 Ms.Shafiqan and DW­2 Sh.Shaukat Ali in their defence. 

SC No.46/15      State Vs. Dilshad etc.                                         Page No. 11/23

14.DW­1 Ms.Shafiqan has deposed that she is familiar with all the accused persons as well as the family of Gulzar, the  complainant in  the  present case as all of them are resident of same vicinity where she is residing. She has further stated that Gulzar is residing just opposite to her house,   whereas   accused   persons   reside   in   same   gali where her house is situated.   Her house is built up upto first floor.  The house in which Gulzar resides is built up upto second floor.   Some business activities are carried out on ground floor of the house in which Gulzar resides. Father   of   gulzar   resides   with   his   wife   at   first   floor. Gulzar resides in the second floor.  She has further stated that on 16.02.2015, at about 03:00 PM, she noticed that sister   of   accused   persons   namely   Saima   was   coming down   from   the   stair   case   of   the   house   of   Gulzar   and Gulzar   and   his   brothers   were   following   her   and   on coming   to   the   downstairs,   she   raised   alarm.     She   has further stated that she also noticed that her upper portion of   the   Kameez   from   shoulder   was   torn   and   she   was shouting   "Bachao   Bachao".   She   has   further   stated   that thereafter,   she   saw   from   her   house   that   Gulzar   was having some blade type article in his hand and his father and mother were trying to snatch that article.   She saw SC No.46/15      State Vs. Dilshad etc.                                         Page No. 12/23 that   from   that   blade   type   article,   Gulzar   self   inflicted injuries on his abdomen  and head.   In  the  meanwhile, Gulzar came down and picked up a big stone and tried to hit   accused   Naushad   @   Nanhey,   which   hit   accused Dilshad. 

15.DW­2   Sh.Shaukat   has   deposed   that   he   knew   accused persons as well as family of Gulzar being the resident of same   vicinity   and   they   all   are   not   related   to   him otherwise.  Gulzar is residing at a distance of 4­5 houses, from the house of accused persons.   He is residing at a distance of further 5­6 houses from the house of accused persons. He has further stated that it was 16 th day of the month,   about   one   &   half   years   ago,  at   about   02:30  to 03:00 PM, he heard a noise and was in his house.   He came out and went to the house of Gulzar and there one girl   namely   Saima,   sister   of   the   accused   persons   was making hue and cry.   She was saying that she is being molested by her uncle Akhiyar and her clothes were torn. Complainant Gulzar came down from his house, smeared with   blood.   Thereafter,     a   scuffle   took   place   between Gulzar and Naushad @ Nanhey.  

16.I have heard ld.Addl.P.P.for the State, Sh. R.D.Rana, ld. Counsel for all the accused persons and have perused the SC No.46/15      State Vs. Dilshad etc.                                         Page No. 13/23 record carefully. 

17.It   is   contended   by   the   ld.   Counsel   for   all   the   accused persons   that   the   accused   persons   have   been   falsely implicated   in   the   present   case.   The   complainant   is involved in other cases and it has come in his evidence that he is involved in other cases.   There is no evidence corroborating the testimony of PW­1.   PW­2 Sh.Akhiyar also did not corroborate the testimony of PW­1 Gulzar. PW­1   Gulzar   has   admitted   that   his   mother   called   the police   but   statement   of   mother   of   Gulzar   was   not recorded.  It is also contended by the ld. Counsel for the accused persons that defence of the accused persons is corroborated by the two witnesses.   They are not their relatives and injuries on the person of the complainant are self inflicted. Complainant himself received injuries. There are contradictions in the statement of PW­1 Gulzar. It is prayed that accused persons be acquitted. 

18.On the other hand, it is contended by the Ld.Addl.P.P.for the   State  that the  prosecution  is able  to  prove  its case beyond reasonable doubt. Accused persons are not able to   prove   that   the   injuries   on   the   person   of   the complainant are self inflicted.   The testimonies of DW­1 and   DW­2   are   an   after   thought.   The   accused   persons SC No.46/15      State Vs. Dilshad etc.                                         Page No. 14/23 have  not  given  any  suggestion  to  the  complainant that injuries on his person are self inflicted and at that time, DW­1 and DW­2 were present.   It was not suggested to the   complainant   that   the   injuries   at   his   abdomen   was caused   by   blade   and   no   suggestion   was   given   to   the doctor that injuries are possible with blade.  

19.Now   I   am   dealing   with   the   contentions   of   ld.defence counsel one by one. 

20.DD no.34 was received at PS Nangloi on 16.02.2015 to the effect that at about 04:10 PM,  one person residing at H.No.   189   Block   X,   J   J   Colony,     has   given   threat   of shooting.   Again DD no.36A was received at PS Nangloi to   the   effect   that   there   is   a   quarrel   at   H.No.   X­193, Nangloi,   Delhi.     The   accused   persons   are   residing   at H.no.X­189   and   as   per   DD   no.   34A,   threat   has   been extended by a person who was residing at 189 Block X. Thus, the threat was given by a person who is residing at H.no. 189 and accused persons are residing at X­189. 

21.It   is   contended   by   the   ld.   Counsel   for   the   accused persons that accused persons have been falsely implicated in the present case and the injuries are self inflicted by the complainant. 

                In the present case, PW­1 Gulzar has given the SC No.46/15      State Vs. Dilshad etc.                                         Page No. 15/23 statement   that   his   uncle   Mohd.Irshad   and   his   sons   are indulged   in   the   manufacturing   of   LED   Bulbs   and   he   is also manufacturing the LED bulbs and due to this reason, they are annoyed with him. It is also deposed by PW­1 that earlier accused Naushad and Dilshad had stabbed his younger brother Ishtikhar @ Bilal in the area of PS Sultan Puri and in this regard a FIR no. 62/15 was registered against   the   accused   persons.   It   is   also   stated   that   on 16.02.2015 at the time of incident, accused persons were abusing his younger brother and he came down and saw accused Naushad, Dilshad and Shehzad were present in the   gali   outside   his   house   and   they   were   abusing   his brother Bilal.  He has further stated that he tried to pacify the matter and told the accused persons  as to why they were intentionally abusing his brother.   Then they also started abuses him.   He has further stated that he was caught   hold   by   accused   Naushad   and   Shehzad   and accused Dilshad stabbed on his stomach with a knife with such   intention   to   cause   his   death.     In   the   meanwhile, accused   Naushad   hit   iron   rod   on   his   head   with   such intention to cause his death.   

                         This witness was cross­examined by the ld. counsel   for   the   accused   persons.     Nothing   fruitful   was SC No.46/15      State Vs. Dilshad etc.                                         Page No. 16/23 extracted   during   the   cross­examination   of   PW­1.     A suggestion was given to this witness that "it is wrong to suggest that I got inflicted injury on my person from my brothers and falsely cooked up this case, when I came to know that Saima had informed the police and a   case   was   going   to   be   registered   against   me". Suggestion was given to PW­1 that he got inflicted injury on his person from his brothers, but accused persons in their statement recorded U/s 313 Cr.P.C.had stated that injuries on his person were self inflicted. DW­1 has stated that   complainant   inflicted   self   injuries   on   his   abdomen and head with a blade.   Thus, there is contradiction in the testimony of DW­1 and stand taken by the accused persons in their statements recorded U/s 313 Cr.P.C. 

22.Moreover,   no   suggestion   was   given   to   PW­1   that   he received injuries with blade.  DW­1 has deposed that she saw that from the blade type article, Gulzar self inflicted injuries  on his  abdomen   and  head.     Perusal  of  the   file further reveals that injured received two injuries i.e. (1) Incized wound over abdomen right side 10 cm x 1 cm x 1 cm and (2) CLW over mid parietal region size 12 cm x 0.5 cm x 0.5 cm and the injuries on the parietal region is not   possible   by   blade.   Moreover,   accused   persons   have SC No.46/15      State Vs. Dilshad etc.                                         Page No. 17/23 not given any suggestion to PW­5 and PW­6 that injuries on the person of the complainant are not feasible by knife and iron rod and are only possible by blade.             Taking into consideration that the suggestion was given to PW­1 that he got inflicted injury on his person from   his   brothers   and   DW­1   has   deposed   that complainant   self   inflicted   injuries   on   his   abdomen   and head and no suggestion was given to PW­5 and PW­6 that injuries are possible with blade, it cannot be said that the complainant   received   self   inflicted   injuries.   Thus,   this contention of the ld.defence counsel carries no force.  

23.It is also contended by the ld.defence counsel that the complainant   has   assaulted   and   molested   the   sister   of accused   persons   namely   Saima   and   her   statement   was recorded   and   due   to   fear,   complainant   inflicted   self injuries on his abdomen and head and falsely lodged a complaint against the accused persons.                                   I fail to appreciate this contention of the ld.defnce   counsel   as   it   is   not   proved   by   the   accused persons   that   the   injuries   on   the   person   of   the complainant were self inflicted. Moreover, DW­1 is silent as to with what weapon, the injuries were given to the complainant   and   DW­2   has   not   stated   that   Gulzar SC No.46/15      State Vs. Dilshad etc.                                         Page No. 18/23 received self inflicted injuries.   DW­2 only deposed that complainant came down from his house and was smeared with   blood.     He   has   also   admitted   that   a   scuffle   took place between Naushad, Dilshad and Shehzad. DW­1 has also deposed that Gulzar came down and picked up a big stone and tried to hit accused Naushad @ Nanhey, which hit accused Dilshad.  Accused Dilshad was not medically examined   nor   accused   Dilshad   examined   himself   in defence   to   prove   that   he   was   hit   by   stone   by   the complainant.  Moreover, no suggestion was given to PW­ 1 that he also gave big stone blow to accused Dilshad. No   suggestion   was   given   by   the   ld.   Counsel   for   the accused to PW­7 that DW­1 and DW­2 were also present at the spot.   From the testimony of both Dws, it can be held   that   a   quarrel   had   taken   place   between   the complainant   and   accused   persons   on   the   day   of   the incident. 

24.The   complainant   was   medically   examined   at   SGM hospital  and  he  gave   history  to  the  doctor  that  he   has been stabbed.  The incident is at about 04:00 PM and he was medically examined at 04:55 PM.  He was brought to SGM hospital by PCR van.   This fortify the testimony of IO that when he reached the spot, the injured has already SC No.46/15      State Vs. Dilshad etc.                                         Page No. 19/23 been shifted to PCR Van.  

25.It is vehemently contended by the accused persons that sister of the accused persons namely Saima was molested by the complainant and his father and to avoid the case being registered against him, the complainant has falsely implicated   the   accused   persons   in   the   present   case. Saima has not come to the witness box nor any of the accused persons appeared in the witness box to prove this fact.   The accused persons during the cross­examination of PW­1 had not denied their presence at the spot.  Thus, this contention carries no force.   

26.In   the   present   case,   accused   persons   have   motive   to cause injuries to the  complainant as he has specifically stated that accused persons used to manufacture the LED bulbs and he also used to manufacture the LED bulbs.  He has also deposed that on 16.01.2015, accused Naushad and   Dilshad   had   caused   stab   injuries   on   his   younger brother Ishtikhar @ Bilal in the area of PS Sultan Puri and in this regard an FIR no. 62/15 at PS Sultan Puri was registered against the accused persons.   It is no where denied by the accused Dilshad that FIR no. 62/15 of PS Sultan Puri is not registered against him.             I am of the view that all the accused persons have SC No.46/15      State Vs. Dilshad etc.                                         Page No. 20/23 motive to cause injuries to the complainant as earlier also they caused stab injuries to the brother of complainant namely Bilal. 

27.Further, Site plan  Ex. PW­7/B  shows that the  incident had   taken   place   in   front   of   H.no.   X­193   and   the complainant was residing at H.No. X­193.   The accused persons   are   residing   at   H.No.   189   B   Block.     Thus   this shows that the accused persons gave injuries in front of the house of the complainant.  

28.It is also contended by the ld. Counsel for the accused persons   that   the   complainant   has   criminal   antecedents and FIR nos.516/08 of PS Mangopuri and 524/11 of PS Shalimar Bagh were registered. The complainant has also admitted that in case FIR no. 524/11, he was sentenced to seven years imprisonment and he has filed an Appeal and at present he is on bail. He has also admitted that another   case   FIR   682/15   of   PS   Nangloi   is   registered against him and NBWs have been issued against him in that case.    

             If the complainant is involved in other criminal cases, then it is no ground to acquit the accused persons. PW­1 is an truthful witness and his testimony can not be doubted in any manner.

SC No.46/15      State Vs. Dilshad etc.                                         Page No. 21/23

29.Ld.defence   counsel   has   placed   reliance   upon   the Judgment   titled   as   Ramaiah   @   Rama   Vs.   State   of Karnataka   in   Crl.Appeal   No.   1671   of   2011,   but   this judgment   is   not   helpful   to   the   accused   persons   in   any manner. 

30.In   the   present   case,   the   accused   persons   have   been chargesheeted   for   the   offence   U/s   307/34   IPC.     PW­5 has   opined   the   nature   of   injuries   received   by   the complainant   as   "Simple"   and   he   deposed   that   final opinion could not be given as patient was absconded on 17.02.2015.  As PW­5 has opined the nature of injuries as "Simple",   I   am   of   the   view   that   the   accused   persons cannot be convicted for the offence U/s 307/34 IPC and they are acquitted for the offence U/s 307/34 IPC.  

31.In   the   present   case,   the   accused   persons   gave   injuries with   a   knife   at   the   abdomen   of   the   complainant measuring 10 cm x 1 cm x 1 cm. Injured also received CLW over mid parietal region size 12 cm x 0.5 cm x 0.5 cm., I am of the view that as the injured received simple injuries, all the accused persons namely Dilshad, Naushad and Shehzad are hereby held guilty and convicted for the offence punishable U/s 323/324/34 IPC.  

SC No.46/15      State Vs. Dilshad etc.                                         Page No. 22/23

              They be heard on Quantum of Sentence.

 

ANNOUNCED IN THE OPEN     (NARESH KR. MALHOTRA) COURT ON: 30.08.2016      ASJ­05 (West), THC, Delhi.

SC No.46/15      State Vs. Dilshad etc.                                         Page No. 23/23

IN THE COURT OF SH. NARESH KUMAR MALHOTRA, ADDITIONAL SESSIONS JUDGE­05, WEST, TIS HAZARI COURTS, DELHI.

IN THE MATTER OF CASE NO. 56687/2016 SESSIONS CASE NO.46/15  FIR No. 139/15  P.S Nangloi U/S  307/34  IPC  STATE VERSUS (1) DILSHAD S/O MOHD.IRSHAD R/O H.NO. X­189, JJ COLONY,  CAMP NO.1, NANGLOI, DELHI. 

(2) SHEHJAD S/O MOHD.IRSHAD R/O H.NO. X­189, JJ COLONY,  CAMP NO.1, NANGLOI, DELHI. 

(3) NAUSHAD S/O MOHD.IRSHAD R/O H.NO. X­189, JJ COLONY,  CAMP NO.1, NANGLOI, DELHI. 

31.08.2016 :

ORDER ON SENTENCE : SC No.46/15      State Vs. Dilshad etc.                                         Page No. 24/23
Contd....2.
:  2  :
Present : Sh.B.B.Bhasin, Ld. Addl. P.P.for the State. 
All the Convicts are in produced from J.C. Sh.R.D.Rana, ld. Counsel for all the convicts.
Arguments   on   the   point   of   Sentence   have   been advanced. 
It is contended by the ld. Counsel for the convicts that convict Dilshad is aged about 32 years and remained in J.C.   w.e.f.17.02.2015   to   20.05.2015.     Convicts   Shehjad   and Naushad   are   aged   about   20   years   &   21   years   and   they remained in J.C.w.e.f. 17.02.2015 to 04.04.2015. Further it is contended that they are only earning members in their family. They all are un­married.   They are having old aged parents and   their   father   is   suffering   with   tuberculoses.     They   are having three un­married sisters, who are also dependent upon them. They are not previous convict. Further it is prayed by the ld.defence counsel that lenient view be taken.   
Ld.defence   counsel   has   also   prayed   for   probation. He has also placed reliance upon the Judgments titled as Karaj Singh Vs. State of Punjab 1997 (3) CC Cases 474 (HC) and Boota Singh Vs. State of Haryana 2000 (2) CC Cases HC 407.
SC No.46/15      State Vs. Dilshad etc.                                         Page No. 25/23
On the other hand, it is contended by ld. Addl.PP for the   State   that   all   the   convicts   gave   injuries   with   dangerous weapon  Contd....3.
:  3  :
I.e.knife   and   iron   rod   on   the   person   of   complainant   and   in view of above, all the convicts are not entitled for probation as they had also attacked upon the brother of the complainant with knife and an FIR no. 62/15 of PS Sultan Puri has also been registered against the accused Dilshad and Naushad. 
Ld.Addl.P.P.for   the   State   has   also   drawn   my attention towards the Section 19 of the Probation of Offender Act, 1958 according to which  "The provisions of Section 360 of Cr.P.C. stand ceased to apply in the State, where Probation of Offenders Act has been enforced".   In Delhi, the Probation of   Offender   Act   has   already   been   enforced,   thus,   these judgments are not helpful to the convicts.  It is prayed that no lenient view be taken.
I have perused the record. 
I have also perused the judgments produced by the ld.defence   counsel   with   utmost   regard.   However,   these judgments are not helpful to the convicts.   Moreover, accused Dilshad and Naushad have also given injuries to the brother of SC No.46/15      State Vs. Dilshad etc.                                         Page No. 26/23 the   complainant   and   case   FIR   no.   62/15   has   already   been registered against them and their conduct is not justified to enlarge them on probation.  I am of the view that as injuries given   by   the   convicts   to   the   complainant   with   dangerous weapon I.e.knife and iron rod, probation cannot be given to all the convicts.   Contd....4.
:  4  :
In   the   Judgment   reported   in   case   titled  State   of Uttar Pradesh Vs. Krishan AIR 2005 SC 1250, the Hon'ble Supreme   Court has made the observation that the court will be failing in its duty if appropriate punishment is not awarded for   crime   which   has   been   committed   not   only   against   the individual   victim   but   also   against   the   society   to   which   the criminal and the victim belong.   The court observed that the punishment to be awarded for crime was not be irrelevant but it   should   conform   to   and   consistent   with   the   atrocity   and brutality with which the crime has been perpetrated. 
In Sidharma Vs. State of Karnataka AIR 2006 SC 3265, the Hon'ble Supreme Court re­emphasized the need to strike   a   balanced   proposition   between   the   crime   and   the punishment. The court observed that imposition of appropriate punishment is the manner in which the court responds to the SC No.46/15      State Vs. Dilshad etc.                                         Page No. 27/23 society's cry for justice against the criminal. It was held that justice   demands   that   court   should   impose   punishment befitting the crime so that the court reflects public abhorrence of the  crime  and  the  court must not only keep  in  view the rights of a criminal but also the rights of victims of the crime and   society   at   large   while   considering   the   imposition   of appropriate punishment. 
Contd....5.
:  5  :
In a  recent  decision   in  State   of  Madhya  Pradesh Vs. Surender Kumar 2015(V) AD (SC) 315, the Apex Court has   observed   that   undue   sympathy   by   means   of   imposing inadequate   sentence   would   do   more   harm   to   the   criminal justice system as it may undermine the public confidence in the efficacy of law.   It was held that it was the duty of the court to award proper sentence having regard to the nature of offence and the manner in which it was committed. 
In  Ahmad Hussain Vali Mohd.Saiyed Vs.State of Gujarat 2007 (7) SCC 254, a three judges bench of the Apex Court has deprecated the practice of taking liberal attitude by imposing   meager   sentence   or   making   or   taking   too sympathetic   view   merely   on   account   of   lapse   of   time.     The court held that such a practice would be counter productive in SC No.46/15      State Vs. Dilshad etc.                                         Page No. 28/23 the   long   run   and   against   the   interest   of   the   society   which needs   to   be   cared   for   and   strengthened   and   string   of deterrence should be inbuilt in the sentencing system. It was held that it is the demand of justice that court should impose punishment befitting the crime so that the court reflects public abhorrence   of   the   crime.     It   was   reiterated   that   the   court would be failing in its duty if appropriate punishment is not awarded for a crime. 
Taking into consideration that all the convicts gave injuries  Contd....6.
:  6  :
with knife and iron rod on the person of complainant.   The injured   did   not   appear   before   the   doctor   for   subsequent treatment and therefore, the doctor has opined the nature of injuries as "Simple".   If the injured would have subsequently appeared before the concerned doctor, then the circumstances of   the   present   case   would   have   been   different.     In   these circumstances,     I   deem   it   appropriate,  if   all   the   convicts namely   Dilshad,   Shehjad   and   Naushad   are   sentenced   to undergo   Rigorous   Imprisonment   for   two  years   each   and fine of Rs.3,000/­ each and in default of payment of fine, to further undergo SI for 15 days each U/s 324/34 IPC
Further it is ordered that all the convicts namely SC No.46/15      State Vs. Dilshad etc.                                         Page No. 29/23 Dilshad, Shehjad and Naushad are sentenced to undergo Rigorous   Imprisonment   for   one   year   each   and   fine   of Rs.500/­ each and in default of payment of fine, to further undergo SI for 10 days each U/s 323/34 IPC.  
Further it is ordered that out of the amount of fine of Rs.10,500, an amount of Rs.9,000/­ will go to the injured I.e.PW­1 Sh.Gulzar.   
Fine paid by all the convicts. 
Both   the   sentences   of   all   the   convicts   shall   run concurrently.  
Benefit   of   Section   428   Cr.P.C.   be   given   to   all   the convicts. 
Contd....7.
:  7  :
Copy   of   the   Judgment   and   Order   on   Sentence   be given to all the convicts free of cost. 
File be consigned to record room. 
ANNOUNCED IN THE OPEN (NARESH KR. MALHOTRA) COURT ON: 31.08.2016 ASJ­05 (West), THC, Delhi.
SC No.46/15      State Vs. Dilshad etc.                                         Page No. 30/23
FOR  TRIAL WARRANT OF COMMITMENT ON A SENTENCE OF IMPRISONMENT BY A SESSIONS JUDGE  (SECTION 383 OF THE CRIMINAL PROCEDURE CODE) IN THE COURT OF SH. NARESH KUMAR MALHOTRA,              ADDITIONAL SESSIONS JUDGE­05, WEST, TIS HAZARI COURTS, DELHI.
IN THE MATTER OF CASE NO. 56687/2016 SESSIONS CASE NO.46/15  FIR No. 139/15  P.S Nangloi U/S  307/34  IPC  To The  Jail Superintendent   Tihar, Delhi.
In   the     abovesaid   case,   accused   NAUSHAD   S/O MOHD.IRSHAD   R/O   H.NO.   X­189,   J.J.COLONY,   CAMP   NO.1, NANGLOI, DELHI, aged about 21 years is held guilty and convicted for the offence punishable U/s 324/323/34 IPC
Accordingly,   convict  Naushad   is   sentenced   to   undergo Rigorous Imprisonment for two years and fine of Rs.3,000/­ and in default of payment of fine, to further undergo SI for 15 days  U/s 324/34 IPC
Further it is ordered that convict Naushad is sentenced to   undergo   Rigorous   Imprisonment   for   one   year   and   fine   of Rs.500/­  and in default of payment of fine, to further undergo SI SC No.46/15      State Vs. Dilshad etc.                                         Page No. 31/23 for 10 days U/s 323/34 IPC.  
Fine paid by the convict. 
Both the sentences of the convict shall run concurrently.  
Contd....2.
SC No.46/15      State Vs. Dilshad etc.                                         Page No. 32/23
:  2  :
Benefit of Section 428 Cr.P.C. be given to the convict.    This   is   to   authorize   and   require   you,   the   said Superintendent, to receive the said convict into your custody in the said jail together with this warrant to undergo the sentence as awarded by this Court.       
Given under my hand and the seal of the Court on this 31 st day of August, 2016.
Note :­  Fine paid.              (Naresh Kumar Malhotra)           ASJ­ 05/West/THC/Delhi/31.08.2016 SC No.46/15      State Vs. Dilshad etc.                                         Page No. 33/23 FOR  TRIAL WARRANT OF COMMITMENT ON A SENTENCE OF IMPRISONMENT BY A SESSIONS JUDGE  (SECTION 383 OF THE CRIMINAL PROCEDURE CODE) IN THE COURT OF SH. NARESH KUMAR MALHOTRA,              ADDITIONAL SESSIONS JUDGE­05, WEST, TIS HAZARI COURTS, DELHI.
IN THE MATTER OF CASE NO. 56687/2016 SESSIONS CASE NO.46/15  FIR No. 139/15  P.S Nangloi U/S  307/34  IPC  To The  Jail Superintendent   Tihar, Delhi.
In   the     abovesaid   case,   accused   SHEHJAD   S/O MOHD.IRSHAD   R/O   H.NO.   X­189,   J.J.COLONY,   CAMP   NO.1, NANGLOI, DELHI, aged about 20 years is held guilty and convicted for the offence punishable U/s 324/323/34 IPC
Accordingly,   convict   Shehjad   is   sentenced   to   undergo Rigorous Imprisonment for two years and fine of Rs.3,000/­ and in default of payment of fine, to further undergo SI for 15 days  U/s 324/34 IPC
Further it is ordered that convict Shehjad is sentenced to   undergo   Rigorous   Imprisonment   for   one   year   and   fine   of Rs.500/­  and in default of payment of fine, to further undergo SI SC No.46/15      State Vs. Dilshad etc.                                         Page No. 34/23 for 10 days U/s 323/34 IPC.  
Fine  paid by the convict. 
Both the sentences of the convict shall run concurrently.  
Contd....2.
SC No.46/15      State Vs. Dilshad etc.                                         Page No. 35/23
:  2  :
Benefit of Section 428 Cr.P.C. be given to the convict.    This   is   to   authorize   and   require   you,   the   said Superintendent, to receive the said convict into your custody in the said jail together with this warrant to undergo the sentence as awarded by this Court.       
Given under my hand and the seal of the Court on this 31 st day of August, 2016.
Note :­  Fine  paid.              (Naresh Kumar Malhotra)           ASJ­ 05/West/THC/Delhi/31.08.2016 SC No.46/15      State Vs. Dilshad etc.                                         Page No. 36/23 FOR  TRIAL WARRANT OF COMMITMENT ON A SENTENCE OF IMPRISONMENT BY A SESSIONS JUDGE  (SECTION 383 OF THE CRIMINAL PROCEDURE CODE) IN THE COURT OF SH. NARESH KUMAR MALHOTRA,  ADDITIONAL SESSIONS JUDGE­05, WEST, TIS HAZARI COURTS, DELHI.
IN THE MATTER OF CASE NO. 56687/2016 SESSIONS CASE NO.46/15  FIR No. 139/15  P.S Nangloi U/S  307/34  IPC  To The  Jail Superintendent   Tihar, Delhi.
In   the     abovesaid   case,   accused   DILSHAD   S/O MOHD.IRSHAD   R/O   H.NO.   X­189,   J.J.COLONY,   CAMP   NO.1, NANGLOI, DELHI, aged about 32 years is held guilty and convicted for the offence punishable U/s 324/323/34 IPC
Accordingly,   convict   Dilshad   is   sentenced   to   undergo Rigorous Imprisonment for two years and fine of Rs.3,000/­ and in default of payment of fine, to further undergo SI for 15 days  U/s 324/34 IPC
Further it is ordered that convict Dilshad is sentenced to undergo Rigorous Imprisonment for one year and fine of Rs.500/­ and in default of payment of fine, to further undergo SI for 10 days SC No.46/15      State Vs. Dilshad etc.                                         Page No. 37/23 U/s 323/34 IPC.  
Fine paid by the convict. 
Both the sentences of the convict shall run concurrently.   Benefit of Section 428 Cr.P.C. be given to the convict. 
Contd....2.
SC No.46/15      State Vs. Dilshad etc.                                         Page No. 38/23
:  2  :
This   is   to   authorize   and   require   you,   the   said Superintendent, to receive the said convict into your custody in the said jail together with this warrant to undergo the sentence as awarded by this Court.       
Given under my hand and the seal of the Court on this 31 st day of August, 2016.
Note :­  Fine paid.              (Naresh Kumar Malhotra) ASJ­05/West/THC/Delhi/31.08.2016 SC No.46/15      State Vs. Dilshad etc.                                         Page No. 39/23