petitioner was staying separately since
last six months prior to the death of deceased
Deepa. The petitioner is a shepherd and he
used ... charge sheet is filed, the petitioner is not
required for custodial interrogation. With this
she prayed to allow the petition.
5. Per contra, learned High
husband of the
deceased- Ritu, who died an unnatural death on 9th February, 2014.
2. Learned counsel appearing on behalf of the applicants would urge ... unnatural death of Ritu is still
awaited.
18. I agree with the observations made by the learned Sessions Judge to
the effect that custodial interrogation
victim was strangulated and killed to
death. Since, charge sheet has been filed and investigation is complete
custodial detention for interrogation of the present petitioner
petitioners and the
suicidal death of the deceased.
5. Charge-sheet is stated to have been submitted and, therefore,
further custodial interrogation of the present
leading to the unnatural death of the victim.
Notwithstanding the fact that the charge-sheet has been
submitted, further custodial interrogation of the petitioners
therefore
correctly held that, there was no necessity of further detention for
custodial interrogation of the private opposite parties. The
Learned Sessions Judge had granted ... punishment prescribed of the
offence alleged is for imprisonment for life and death penalty and
the offence is exclusively triable of the Court of Sessions
Section 34 of the
IPC, it is to be noted that the custodial interrogation of the
appellants is not essential nor there would ... laws of the deceased wives in the
matters of dowry deaths which, if not discouraged is likely to
affect the case of the prosecution even
Bail application. The allegations are serious
and the Applicant is required for custodial interrogation and hence,
Anticipatory Bail should not be granted to the Applicant ... conduct the post-mortem of the deceased, who died an unnatural death.
This action of delaying the post-mortem, at the instance of the Applicant
victim. The police filed
charge sheet and, therefore, custodial interrogation of the petitioner
is not required.
The husband and the brother ... victim received a phone call half
an hour before the death of the victim where the victim claiming she
was tortured by her in-laws
police filed charge sheet and, therefore, there is no requirement
of custodial interrogation of the petitioner.
Learned Advocate appearing for the State draws the attention ... victim was
assaulted and throttled. The post-mortem report suggests that the
death was caused due to manual strangulation.
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