have been filed as a case of suicide by self strangulation. Petitioners seek
detailed investigation into the circumstances that led to the death of Jessy ... that, many cases of atypical
strangulation have been described. It was suggested that, ligature
strangulation is a type of strangulation carried out with
ligature mark on neck is not
possible by a towel and self strangulation by the deceased. That
the same is possible due to strangulation
strangulation and not of hanging. Observation of the trial court that the skin beneath injury was such, which concludes that injury was of strangulation. From ... cannot be accepted to be the injury of self hanging and is that of strangulation. The observation of the trial court in this regard
shawl around the neck in a ligature strangulation. Injury no. 3
could not be self-inflicted. It is his opinion that absence of injuries
proved to be unnatural on account of asphyxia due to strangulation. The dead body of the deceased was lying inside the house of the appellant ... possible for a person to have committed her own strangulation and causing self-suffered injuries in shape of contusions.
It is gathered from the post
body of the deceased were not self inflicted. The nature of
injuries suffered in hanging and strangulation are different. The
differences have been stated ... deceased would have suffered self inflicted
injuries resulting in death. As opined by doctor (PW-7), the ligature mark
of strangulation all around the neck
alleged
injuries i.e. strangulation mark, it is reflected that PW10 has not ruled
out the possibilities of injuries being self inflicted. More ... gestures that she was strangulated.
Therefore, in these circumstances, in my considered opinion the
possibility of the injuries being self inflicted or by some other
that the
appellant was being assaulted and in fact
attempted to be strangulated, it needs to be
considered whether the appellant shot the
deceased ... strangulating him after pushing him to the
floor. As observed by this Court a mere
reasonable apprehension is enough to put the
right of self
Joginder @ Mintu vs The State Govt Of Nct Of Delhi on 31 October, 2018
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self confessional statement of the appellant.
Questioning the procedural aspect including lapses in investigation and the absence of recovery of the instrument of strangulation ... existence of the instrument of strangulation. To the contrary with the aforesaid evidence on record and strangulation being the cause of death having been proved
