High Court Karnataka High Court

Sri Sripal S/O Mahanlal Jain vs State Of Karnataka on 3 February, 2009

Karnataka High Court
Sri Sripal S/O Mahanlal Jain vs State Of Karnataka on 3 February, 2009
Author: V.Jagannathan
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EN THE HIGH COURT OF KARNATAKA

CIRCUIT BENCH AT DHARWAD

DATED THIS THE 3RD DAY OF FEBRUARY"2G{)€§  Lkf'  

BEFORE

THE HQNBLE Is/:R.JUsTICEi:i};J;gGA:aiNAT§5IArxE%ViL"' T 

CRIMINAL PETYFIQN No.'m e3/2oTo9%V '  

BETWEEN:

1. Srésripal,  '  
S/0 Mohanlal Jain;.,, _  '
Age: 20 yaagrs, ' "

Gk-."..c: "  =l:3 ¥1s%ii1s§sS,
R/c'21_2*£h W0ami--, 'Medar Road,
i~Iespr::--t_, Dist::-  Petitioner

 -  (By._Sri.EJagadiéh' Pam, Adv.)

':'1:-£3 stateiéf Iija§i?i1ata1<a,
By "BaiIaE\1011;,<§a.i PS.
I Now by its SPF,

  "High Court Buildings,

  C_'Ci:*cuift; Bench,
_'  '}'D_ha1-'wad. »  Respondent

% x 4%}: Sri. Aravind K. Navalgimatll, HCGP)

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T This criminal petitionwis filed under Seetion____439
Cr.P.C. praying to direct the Baiihongai Police Station,

Belgaum, and eniarge the petitioner on bail

No.190/O8. . V’

This criminai petition coming on ”

day, the Court made the fo1loWin.g:””‘ A
ORDER17Vddi

Heard both sides.

2. The petitioner hereii1.”L_’is”‘vone of ‘tiiiedccuseci

persons among 16 persons i:1,Who:n a wee

was registered_–vV _N’_o.190/2008 for ofiences
pun1sha§gai;:f.mde.1?’sectgcgiée 1363, 368, 342, 366(3), 376,

114, ;J;2{)_{b) 51*’-»3:ée’iané. sections 3(2)(v} of SC/ST PA Act

aliegations are that the father of

a complaint on 8. 12.2008, stating

V V’ . thaf””‘his–.’:daiighter was missing and was kidnapped by

‘Vi’-2′:-.i§1ceL1sed””no.1 Anuja Baehannavar. On investigation, it

-i reveaied that accused no.1 took the girl to several

” “pieces at Hubli and subjected her to sexual intercourse

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by several persons and this petitioner is scgiflég-Eta to be

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one of the persons who had sexual i;1tereouree”tv«§th_j:th.e_ %

girl in the hotel at Hospet ea}1edV Mafalige v

afterwards the girl was rescues; as

escape from the house ofonge P*al1é1x’i [and

following the statemeet givext ‘t,§1e the case

oazzne to be registered zigsinsf 135 persons.

3 The ‘of; for the
petitioner J eeeiised persons having
been and as far as this
petitio11’er__iLs are no ailegations of either

§a5dI1Ea’pping’4.or.V fietitioner runnizlg a sex racket and

‘V ielfkiegationegainst the petitioner is that he was

“Qne___of who had sexual intercourse with the

was kept in a hotel by the main accused.

‘ ‘ = fexsarefore, the submission is made that this petitioner

.’ a guliible customer not knowing the II1i310i’i1l}’ of

Wthe proseeutrix and not involved in the act of

kidnapping sad other ofienees, which are alleged mainly

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against accused I10. 1 and others, these _

taken note of and the petitioner; granted. in ” ” ‘V

support of his submission,

petitioner placed reliance o3f1__’a….decis~’m:r; pf’ -. V ”

High Court reported

4. On the ot§;_e_f Government
Advocate the nature of
allegations persons, it is not a
fit caseite ito, jgefifioner.

V5; d35Iaj:*i:}g’V–. to the above submissions

V’ and the statement of the victim aiso reveal)?/that

kidnapped by the main accused no.1

was .ta}_;en to several places and accused nos. 13

34-.V__A’;1avi1″1g had sexual intercourse by giving life

‘A to her and there aflzemrards the gir} being taken

dd …’r_.0E several places and at last she was taken to Hospet

where this petitioner is said to have sexual intercourse

with the gir}, I am of the View that there is some force in

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the submission made by the petifio:1er’s

Further in the decision rendered by .

referred to by the l63§’Ii€d Counsel.,…it_has’ K ”

where the applicant happens to

and could not have gathered,.V_iI1fo’1’311a1:lo11_ the * L’

minority of the wlrlere aprimafi faeie it
appears that the with sex
racket and the of.V:’tl1evV’p’.:eoeeeut0x’ix, these
factors ” of bail to the
appfieeet’; the observations made at

pa1’a§’a1;:»li.. ‘a§’oi*esaié decision by the Bombay

«i:he.’instant case also as there are no

alle’gation$j’tl1is petitioner having been involved in the

aster the girl or he being 21 member of this

sex raeket, I 83121 of the View that the petitioner can be

bail by imposi:1g eonditicms to safeguard the

gjgtereet of the prosflai/téon.

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6. In the resuit, the patition is a}1ow¢§1; ‘»’§’he

petitioner shall be released on bail on his

personal bond for a sum of ”

sureties for the like sum to the trial:

The petitioner shall. ndt”._ ‘ta1I1p§:r”~¥ :

presecution witnesses and fgiirafihreat to
the witnesses of the _ A H
The petitioner has ‘i:j;€.éndance before

€}.’1€'{5I} 15th and 30311 of every
monthaii 16 AM. and .3 RM.

_ _'{‘heL “petit3,Qr:ei*’-$’1iai1 not involve hirnself in offences

‘ V’ 0i”vL1ike,.;::1at1z1re iii fLit{1;{‘e;

‘ — of any of the above conditions would

e11}§it1eVt}’1§:-.pi;osecuti0n to apply far carzctailation caf hail.

Sd/-i
Iudge

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