High Court Karnataka High Court

Anjana Murthy S/O Thimmaiah vs State Of Karnataka on 21 January, 2009

Karnataka High Court
Anjana Murthy S/O Thimmaiah vs State Of Karnataka on 21 January, 2009
Author: N.Ananda


ORDER

The petitioner is

Crime No.230/2008 eefi°e:§ceM”e..

plmishable under Section Q9 2 ‘

2. It is the case. {m13%.3.20oa
at about 8.00 pm. caused
death of 2: deadhody to
destroy th 9 ,

for petitioner and
1earnedVv”‘AV(!i(iI.V e and I have been taken

. _ ” would submit there is no

1pi9imsi ‘fa£:ie Ve2iee:~’agairxst petitioner. The petitioner was

2 V€1;y”««Int1\f:ii’£ efirailable after the occurrence and was not

The statementgtgiven by witnesses de not

._«esfabiisl1 prime faeie case against petitioner. In the

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circumstances, there is no piima facie case against

petitioner, therefore, petitioner is entitled to ‘TV

5. The {earned Add}. SPP would M

statement of witnesses CW 3 and’ C’W¢_4

deceased and petitioner were cafryiiig on .b:1si13sr3ss:.”e.f’

jeily stones. The deceased seen {he
Company of petitioner. was the
accused was questioned’-‘ vAA.’jEg?LI_1§3I’6€[b0utS of
deceased. The”a(:e_{1se(i__appeaV. red’ ‘jeetsmsgnmmea and did
not @5veAa11s$vej;s,Q Tlaezfe–was— between petitioner
and to jelly stone business. The
petitioI1VerVV§i’idV ‘£u.iy.sa1fisfacto1y reply as to what

happened ‘ V’? was last seen afive in his

AV deceased Gopalakrrishna was

initiating certain so and 5;’? cases

agsjimst and Narasimhaiah.

.. ‘T s_ 6… this stage, it is not necessary for this court to

Critical analysis of statements of n

View of incriminating circumstances appearing against

petiticsner and also considering the fact, peti1i§}11é:r’A,

motive to commit murder af deceased and M

conduct of petitioner, pei:itior;e1{c£3;i’1i3l<)t;_ he '-=d}:1v g

bail.

Accordingly, petition is S / ‘V

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