(4) Thereafter, when the matter was reported to the police, marg intimation (Ex.P/12) and FIR (Ex.P/14) were registered and wheels of investigation started running, in which, inquest proceedings were conducted vide Ex.P/05. Nazari Naksha and panchnama were also prepared vide Ex.P/02 & Ex.P/03 respectively. Summons under Section 175 of CrPC were also sent vide Ex.P/04. The dead-body of deceased was sent for postmortem examination and in the postmortem report (Ex.P/16), conducted by Dr. Sanjay Patel (PW-20), it was opined that the cause of death of deceased is cardio-pulmonary arrest due to injury on head. Thereafter, the appellants were arrested vide Ex.P/15 & Ex.P/16 respectively. Further, from the place of incident pieces of broken bricks were seized vide Ex.P/07. However, though the aforesaid seized bricks alongwith other seized article were sent for chemical examination vide Ex.P/25, but no FSL report has been brought on record for the reasons best known to the prosecution. Thereafter, statements of witnesses were recorded and, after due investigation, the police filed charge-sheet against the appellant in the competent criminal court having jurisdiction and, thereafter, the case was committed to the Court of Sessions for hearing and trial in accordance with law, in which the appellants/accused abjured their guilt and entered into defence by stating that they are innocent and have been falsely implicated.
