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Gaurav Tiwari vs State Of Punjab
2024 Latest Caselaw 15963 P&H

Citation : 2024 Latest Caselaw 15963 P&H
Judgement Date : 2 September, 2024

Punjab-Haryana High Court

Gaurav Tiwari vs State Of Punjab on 2 September, 2024

Author: Anoop Chitkara

Bench: Anoop Chitkara

                     CRM-M No. 32908 of 2024


                     217                    IN THE HIGH COURT OF PUNJAB AND HARYANA AT CHANDIGARH

                                                                          CRM-M No. 32908 of 2024
                                                                          Date of Decision: 02.09.2024

                     Gaurav Tiwari                                               ...Pe   oner

                                                                       Versus

                     State of Punjab                                             ...Respondent

                     CORAM:                HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE ANOOP CHITKARA

                     Present:              Mr. J.S. Jaidka, Advocate
                                           for the pe oner.

                                           Mr. Sukhdev Singh, A.A.G., Punjab.

                                           Mr. Paras Talwar, Advocate
                                           for the complainant.

                                                  ****
                     ANOOP CHITKARA, J.
                       FIR No.          Dated        Police Sta on        Sec ons
                       70               19.06.2024   Sarabha       Nagar, 458, 323, 324, 148, 149, 506 IPC
                                                     District Ludhiana

                     1.           The pe     oner, apprehending arrest in the FIR cap oned above, came up before

this Court under Sec on 438 of the CrPC, 1973, seeking an cipatory bail.

2. Vide order dated 12.07.2024, this Court had granted interim an cipatory bail to the pe oner and the said order is con nuing ll date.

3. Prosecu on case is being extracted from report dated 28.08.2024 filed by State which reads as follows:-

"3. That in compliance to the above noted order of this Hon'ble Court, it is respec ully submi ed that complainant- Murli Jaiswal made a statement with the police in which he stated that he works as Manager in Skyhigh Hotel since last 4 years and the owner of this hotel is Amit Kakkar who has another hotel namely Koji Inn and its working are also looked a er by the complainant.

It was further alleged that on 11.06.2024 the said Amit Kakkar and Harish Kakkar were taking Dinner in Room No.101 of their Hotel Koji Inn, then at about 11.15 p.m the present pe oner along with Navjot Singh, Jagjeet Singh, Romi,

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Varinder Singh, Prince and two unknown persons, armed with sharp edged weapons, came in the said room no.101 of the hotel and started arguments with owner Amit Kakkar. The present pe oner took out iron Daat from his Fold and hit its blows at the le arm of Amit Kakkar. Romi removed his thick/big iron Kara from his hand and hit its blows at the legs and arms of Amit Kakkar. The other persons picked up glass bo les and tables/chairs from the room and hit the same and caused bea ngs to Amit Kakkar. The complainant and Harsh Kakkar tried to stop them on which the said persona a acked the complainant and caused bea ngs to him and while bea ng, brought out the complainant from the room to the lobby of the hotel. complainant and others raised alarm, When the then the said persons ran away from the hotel with their weapons. Therea er the complainant and Amit Kakkar got conducted their medical examina on from Civil Hospital, Ludhiana. It was further alleged that even therea er the said persons were threatening the complainant and others to kill them and their family members and due to their fear, the complainant could not earlier come to report the ma er to the police. It was further alleged that with the said bea ngs, Amit Kakkar has been mentally distorted.

In the MLR of Amit Kakkar, the doctor has documented total five injuries i.e. (i) Incised wound on le arm (caused by the pe oner); (ii) Swelling on le forearm (caused by the pe oner); (iii) Lacerated on right leg anteriorly; (iv) Contusion on mid back region crossing midline; and (v) Swelling on right side parietal aspect of skull. Injury on le arm has been caused by the pe oner with sharp edged weapon and the remaining injuries are with blunt weapons. Therea er opinion regarding the head injury of Amit Kakkar was obtained from the doctor who opined that the same is not dangerous to life and the same is simple in Similarly in the MLR of the complainant, the doctor has documented total four nature. injuries i.e. (i) Lacerated wound on le parietal aspect of skull; (ii) Abrasion on le shoulder posteriorly; (iii) Contusion on right flank; and (iv) Abrasion on lower lip along with le side. All the Injuries have been caused with blunt weapons. Accordingly FIR No.70 dated 19.09.2024, u/s 458, 323, 324, 148, 149, 506 IPC, P.S. Sarabha Nagar, Ludhiana (Annexure P-1) has been registered against the pe oner and his co-accused Gaurav Tiwari, Jagjit Singh, Romi, Varinder Singh, Prince and two unknown persons.

4. That Statement u/s Cr.P.C. 161 of injured/eye witness Amit Kakkar was also recorded who corroborated the en re occurrence."

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4. Counsel for the pe oner has referred to paras no.5 and 6 of the pe on and submits that it is a case of monetary dispute which has been given criminal colour and infact Amit had caused injuries to opposite party and has drawn a en on to Annexure P-6. He further submits that on the same incident, the pe oners were summoned under Sec on 107/151 CrPC and now FIR has been registered regarding same incident.

5. Although there is sufficient prima facie evidence connec ng the pe oner with the alleged incident but given the nature of injuries, the absolute possibility of a civil dispute, concealment of actual story by the complainant party and the absence of mo ve, pe oner being first offender and during his interim bail, he did not violate any of the condi ons are sufficient grounds to make the interim bail absolute.

6. Given above, the pe on is allowed and interim order dated 12.07.2024 is made absolute. All pending applica ons, if any, stand disposed.





                                                                           (ANOOP CHITKARA)
                                                                               JUDGE
                     02.09.2024
                     Jyo Sharma


                     Whether speaking/reasoned:             Yes
                     Whether reportable:                    No.








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