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State Of Gujarat vs Saiyed Salim Mirsabminya
2025 Latest Caselaw 902 Guj

Citation : 2025 Latest Caselaw 902 Guj
Judgement Date : 15 July, 2025

Gujarat High Court

State Of Gujarat vs Saiyed Salim Mirsabminya on 15 July, 2025

Author: Umesh A. Trivedi
Bench: Umesh A. Trivedi
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                               R/CR.A/1489/2010                                 ORDER DATED: 15/07/2025

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                               IN THE HIGH COURT OF GUJARAT AT AHMEDABAD

                                 R/CRIMINAL APPEAL NO. 1489 of 2010
                                                   With
                                  R/CRIMINAL APPEAL NO. 310 of 2011
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                                            STATE OF GUJARAT
                                                  Versus
                                        SAIYED SALIM MIRSABMINYA
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                        Appearance:
                        CRIMINAL APPEAL NO. 1489 of 2010
                        MS. MEGHA CHITALIA, APP for the Appellant(s) No. 1
                        MR AMIT M BAROT(5868) for Opponent(s)/Respondent(s) No. 1
                        CRIMINAL APPEAL NO. 310 of 2011
                        MR. IMRAN H. PATHAN for the Appellant(s) No. 1
                        MS. MEGHA CHITALIA, APP for Opponent(s)/Respondent(s)No. 1
                        MR AMIT M BAROT(5868) for Opponent(s)/Respondent(s) No. 2
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                          CORAM:HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE UMESH A. TRIVEDI

                                                            Date : 15/07/2025
                                                              ORAL ORDER

ORDER IN CRIMINAL APPEAL NO. 310 of 2011

1. Mr. Imran H. Pathan, learned advocate for the

appellant, in Criminal Appeal No. 310 of 2011, filed by victim,

places on record withdrawal pursis duly signed on oath by

victim/first-informant - Manojkumar Pravinbhai Makwana, who

is present before the Court and duly identified by his advocate.

2. As coming out from the withdrawal pursis, first-

informant and accused are staying in a small village and at

present, there is peace prevailing in the village and between

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the parties as well. It has come in the withdrawal pursis, duly

affirmed and signed by the first-informant, that both the sides

are having good, healthy and friendly relations between them,

there is peace between both the sides, and therefore, first-

informant is withdrawing all the allegations alleged by him with

respect to the present offence and filing the withdrawal pursis

before the High Court. The said withdrawal pursis is ordered to

be taken on record.

3. In view of the aforesaid withdrawal pursis, first-

informant - appellant in Criminal Appeal No. 310 of 2011, who

is present before the Court duly identified by the learned

advocate representing him, seeks to withdraw the said appeal.

4. In view thereof, Criminal Appeal No. 310 of 2011 is

permitted to be withdrawn. Hence, Criminal Appeal No. 310 of

2011 is hereby disposed of as withdrawn.

5. Copy of this order be placed in the file of connected

appeal as well.

ORDER IN CRIMINAL APPEAL NO. 1489 of 2010

1. He has also stated that since he has already

withdrawn his appeal challenging the very same judgment and

order of acquittal, even if appeal preferred by the State is

dismissed, he has no objection.

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2. Considering the fact that, offence under the Indian

Penal Code (hereinafter referred to as "IPC") alleged against

the respondent - accused so far as it relates to offence under

the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of

Atrocities) Act, 1989 is concerned, first-informant - victim, who

is present before the Court, has withdrawn his own appeal

challenging the very same judgment and order of acquittal as

challenged by the State, where also he is a party to be heard

independent of his own appeal, if no appeal is preferred by

him, when order of acquittal is recorded by the learned Judge

on appreciation of evidence of the offence, in view of the

amicable atmosphere in the small village between the parties

is prevailing, even the appeal preferred by the State is

required to be dismissed.

3. It appears from the impugned judgment and order

of acquittal that reasons assigned by the learned Judge on

appreciation of evidence, coupled with the fact that now first-

informant - victim is also not interested in proceeding with his

own appeal as also not objecting to the State appeal being

dismissed, remaining offences punishable under Sections 323

and 504 of the "IPC" are made compoundable. However, it has

come to the notice that vide Exhibit-33, prosecution had given

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an application for amending the charge and Section 324 of the

"IPC" came to be added, considering the snow shovel used as

a weapon of offence.

However, the trial Judge has not believed the case

against the accused on appreciation of evidence led before it

as also when the first-informant - victim is also not interested

in proceeding against the accused as he himself has withdrawn

his own appeal preferred against the very same judgment and

order, without discussing snow shovel to be considered as a

dangerous weapon or means or not when used as a weapon of

offence, respecting the wish of the first-informant - victim and

considering the peace prevailing in the village as also between

the parties, I do not deem it fit to entertain this appeal

preferred by the State challenging the judgment and order of

acquittal dated 20.05.2010, when offence has taken place

almost 15-16 years back, passed by Special Judge (Atrocity),

Mehsana in Special Atrocity Case No. 46 of 2009.

4. In view thereof, the appeal preferred by the State

also stands dismissed.

(UMESH A. TRIVEDI, J.) Raj

 
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