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State vs Mahesh on 17 September, 2008

She further termed it to be incorrect that her father was against her affair with the accused. She termed it to be incorrect that she had voluntarily accompanied the accused to solemnize marriage with him to escape the notice of her father or that she had voluntarily run away with the accused. It was termed to be incorrect that the prosecutrix had married the accused voluntarily at Patna. She further termed it to be incorrect that she had State Vs Mahesh 6 solemnized marriage with the accused in a temple at Patna out of her sweet will. She admitted that she had stated in her statement u/s 164 Cr.P.C. that at Patna accused Mahesh solemnized marriage with her disclosing her age to be 19 years. She voluntarily stated that she was threatened by the parents of the accused and for that reason she had given this version. She stated that one lady who is wife of Prabhu Dayal was with her when accused had offered tea to her. She regained consciousness in Karnal. She stated that she do not know what happened to the wife of Prabhu Dayal when she had become unconscious. That lady had not informed her parents about the incident. She termed it to be incorrect that she was not served with any intoxicating or stupefying substance in the tea. She stated that now she is married. She stated that she was born at Bihar at her native village. She stated that she was brought to Delhi by her parents when she was just six months old. She stated that the accused never allowed her to remain alone, so she could not make any complaint. She termed it to be incorrect that she had not made any complaint because she had accompanied the accused voluntarily. While from Karnal, she was taken to Bihar, only the accused accompanied her at that time.
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Sc No. 70/06, Fir No. 88/06 1 State vs Mahesh Etc. on 24 February, 2007

4. I am of the opinion that once there are clear cut accusations and evidence of commission of murder, the ingredients under Section 304 B IPC would not be attracted in the present case. When Section 304 B IPC is not pressed against husband, the same cannot be pressed SC No. 70/06, FIR No. 88/06 7 State Vs Mahesh etc. against his relatives also i.e. against accused Sagarwati and Mahesh. Therefore I discharge accused Mahesh under Section 304 B IPC and I disagree with Ld. APP that a charge under Section 304 B IPC should be framed against accused Sagarwati and Mahesh. In view of these circumstances, I am of the opinion that only a primafacie case under Section 498A IPC is disclosed against accused Sagarwati and Suraj Bhan. It is made clear that apart from Section 302 IPC, a primafacie case under Section 498A IPC is also disclosed against accused Mahesh.
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State vs . Mahesh Kumar on 9 May, 2008

PW2 HC Pritam Singh proved the FIR in question as Ex PW2/A. PW3 ASI Mahinder Singh (IO) deposed that PW1 handed over State Vs. Mahesh Kumar the copy of FIR to him as the investigations of the present case was marked to him. He prepared the site plan at pointing out by PW1. The witness proved the site plan as ExPW3/A. The case property was deposited in Malkhana nad samples were sent to Excise Lab.
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State vs . 1. Tilak Ram S/O Bhikari Singh, on 30 October, 2007

29. Rajeev Kumar speaks that case titled as State Vs. Mahesh etc pends adjudication before the Court of Sh. Ajay Gupta, MM, Karkardooma Courts, Delhi. In that case, Brahm Singh is author of FIR, while Sohan Pal and Vijay Singh are witnesses. Through testimony of this witness, efforts have been made to project that there was enmity between Brahm Singh on one hand and Karan Singh, Mahesh, Jai Singh and Jagat Singh on the other. That fact has been taken care of and evidence of Karan Singh was found to be reliable.
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Mahesh vs The State Of Madhya Pradesh on 28 July, 2025

3. This criminal appeal under Section 374(2) of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 is filed by the convicted appellant - Mahesh being aggrieved of the judgment dated 10.03.2025 passed by the learned Special Judge (POCSO Act), Khandwa (M.P.) in case No.SCATR/86/2020 ( State of Madhya Pradesh Vs. Mahesh), whereby the appellant stands convicted for offence under Section 5(L)/6 of the Protection of Children from Sexual Signature Not Verified Signed by: PUSHPENDRA PATEL Signing time: 8/5/2025 10:32:31 AM NEUTRAL CITATION NO. 2025:MPHC-JBP:35042 2 CRA-3084-2025 Offences Act, 2012 (for brevity 'POCSO Act') in reference to Section 376(2)
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