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Rupesh Narayan Batavale vs. State of Maharashtra

Decided on 30 March 2024• Citation: BA/2714/2023• Bombay High Court
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        DINESH SADANAND                                                             
        SADANAND SHERLA                                                             
        SHERLA Date:                                                                
                        IN THE HIGH  COURT   OF JUDICATURE   AT BOMBAY              
            2024.04.01                                                              
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                              CRIMINAL   APPELLATE  JURISDICTION                    
                              BAIL APPLICATION   NO. 2714  OF 2023                  
                    Rupesh N. Batavale                          ...Applicant        
                        Versus                                                      
                    The State of Maharashtra                    ...Respondent       
                    Mr. Gaurav Parkar for the Applicant.                            
                    Ms S. E. Phad, APP for the Respondent/State.                    
                    API Ganesh Karad, Tala Police Station present.                  
                                       CORAM     :    N. R. BORKAR,  J.             
                                       DATE      :    30 MARCH   2024.              
                    PC:-                                                            
                    1.  This is an  application under Section 439 of Code  of       
                    Criminal Procedure for bail.                                    
                    2.  The applicant came to be arrested in Crime No.48 of 2022    
                    registered at Tala Police Station, Raigad for the ofences       
                    punishable under Sections 302, 326, 341, 323, 504, 506 and      
                    427 read with 34 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC).                
                    3.  It is the case of prosecution that on the date of incident  
                    which took place on 23.05.2022, the present applicant and       
                    other co-accused assaulted the deceased by stone and iron-      
                    pipe and  committed  his murder,  on account  of previous       
                    dispute.                                                        
                    4.  I have heard the learned counsel for the applicant and the  
                    learned APP for the respondent – State.                         
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                       Dinesh S. Sherla                                             

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                    5.  According to the frst informant Moreshwar Dhadwe, who       
                    was with the deceased at the time of alleged incident, there    
                    were only two assailants, i.e., the present applicant and co-   
                    accused Ganesh  Batavale. However, according to the dying       
                    declaration of the deceased there were four assailants. After   
                    investigation, the prosecution exonerated two assailants. It    
                    appears that after the alleged incident, the deceased was       
                    initially taken to Primary Health Center (PHC), Tala  and       
                    thereafter to Sub. District Hospital, Mangaon. The prosecution  
                    along with charge-sheet has fled the injury certifcates issued  
                    by P.H.C. Tala and Sub. District Hospital, Mangaon. Perusal of  
                    injury Certifcate issued by P.H.C. Tala reveals only three      
                    injuries. Similarly, perusal of the injury certifcate issued by 
                    Sub.District Hospital, Mangaon reveals four injures. However,   
                    during the Post-Mortem examination, multiple injuries were      
                    found on the person of deceased.                                
                    6.  Considering the overall facts and circumstances, I am       
                    inclined to release the applicant on bail. In the result, following
                    order is passed:                                                
                                            O R D E R                               
                       A]    The Application is allowed.                            
                       B]    The applicant be released on bail in Crime No.48 of    
                       2022  registered at Tala Police Station, Raigad for the      
                       ofences  punishable under Sections 302, 323, 341, 325,       
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                       Dinesh S. Sherla                                             

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                       504, 506  and 427 read  with 34 of IPC on furnishing P.R.    
                       Bond  in  the sum  of Rs.25,000/- (Rupees  Twenty Five       
                       Thousand)  with one or two sureties in the like amount.      
                       C]    The  applicant shall attend the concerned  police      
                       station once in a month, i.e., on Saturday between 11.00     
                       a.m. to 2.00 p.m. till conclusion of the trial.              
                                                      (N.R. BORKAR,  J.)            
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