(Bihar), one jeans pant, one white colour t-shirt, one grey colour pant, one shirt bearing strips and Rs.20,000/- cash in the denomination of Rs.500/- each. These were converted into a pulanda and sealed with the seal of SD and taken into possession vide memo Ex.PW12/F. This recovery has been proved by the depositions of Subhash Chand (PW29), HC Mahender (PW12) and Ct. Amarjeet Singh (PW13). The prosecution has also examined the public witness to the recovery proceedings, Mintu (PW14), a relative of the appellant wherein he stated that no recovery was effected by the police. PW14 admitted that he was present at the house of the appellant at the time the appellant was arrested. PW14 also admitted that the seizure memo Ex.PW12/F and Ex.PW12/J bears his signature at point-X. The father of the deceased i.e. Amod Kumar Singh (PW7) has identified the sunglasses and the bag belonging to his son during the TIP proceedings Ex.PW7/C. In his deposition, PW7 has explained that his son visited his native place in May, 2012 and remained there for about 18/19 days and for that reason he could identify the articles during the TIP proceedings. The Trial Court observed that since the deceased had returned from the foreign country on the date of the incident itself, the recovery of cash amount of Rs.20,000/- from the appellant is quite probable. The Ld. ASJ believed the evidence of recovery of articles from the house of the appellant to have been recovered at his instance. From the testimony of PW4 and the CDRs, it is already established that on the fateful night of 31.10.2012 the deceased and the appellant were together at the place of incident and the dead body of the
