in the Court on the same day, whereupon they were remanded in Magisterial custody and consequently released on bail. He stated that the petitioners, who reside in the same village, as other coaccused must have been aware of the arrest and, as such, themselves surrendered on 18/07/2016, whereupon they were shown to be arrested at 2.30 pm and produced before the J.M.F.C., Bhokardan, at 4.55 pm. No complaint was made by the petitioners before the J.M.F.C., Bhokardan. He states that the arrest of the petitioners was lawful after following with due procedure of law. He further stated that the petitioners have thick relations with Vijay Devidas Jadhav, to whom the information of the arrest was provided and, in fact, he had stood as surety for the petitioners while furnishing bail and had also earlier accompanied the petitioners when they had come to the police station. It is further stated by him that after the order of M.C.R. the police had taken the petitioners to the Rural Hospital at Bhokardan for medical chek-up, whereupon the medical examination of the petitioners was conducted by the doctors of Rural Hospital, Bhokardan. He further stated that there was no violation of provisions on his part. Respondent No.3 had filed his additional affidavit on 10/04/2017, which in sum and substance reiterates the position as stated by him in his earlier affidavit dated 20/03/2017 except for the position that alongwith the later affidavit certain documents were filed as Exh. R 6, which was
