Moreover, P.W.1's evidence is part of the res
gestae. At this juncture, it is necessary to refer a decision ... Section 6 of the Indian Evidence Act, which deals with res gestae, has
observed,
“34. We shall now deal with Section
sexual assault on the child.
She was also a res-gestae witness, who had heard the child narrating the
whole occurrence there itself ... accused was coming out of the house. They were the
res-gestae witnesses, who witnessed the place of occurrence immediately
after the occurrence and subsequently
sexual assault on the child.
She was also a res-gestae witness, who had heard the child narrating the
whole occurrence there itself ... accused was coming out of the house. They were the
res-gestae witnesses, who witnessed the place of occurrence immediately
after the occurrence and subsequently
contraband.
Hence, her evidence is admissible as per the principle of res gestae.
8.2. Further he submitted that as far as the scene of occurrence
contraband.
Hence, her evidence is admissible as per the principle of res gestae.
7.2. Further he submitted that as far as the scene of occurrence
view that the evidence of
P.W.2 itself sufficient being res gestae evidence. The scream of the
deceased heard
