hands. She deposed that when P.W.3 intercepted and tried to pacify the accused, A1 gave punches on her face, due to which, 3 teeth on her lower jaw had fallen. The Doctors, who treated P.W.1 were examined as P.W.8 to P.W.11. P.W.11 deposed that 3 teeth were broken i.e.,31, 41, 42 in her lower jaw and also she suffered fracture on her 42nd teeth canal. It was certified by P.W.9 as grievous injury. That apart, the injured sustained injuries on her lower jaw and she had fainted. Therefore, she could not give any statement. Hence, the prosecution properly explained the delay in registration of FIR. That apart, the delay in registration of FIR would not cause any prejudice to the petitioner as well as it would not affect the case of the prosecution. Hence, the Courts below rightly convicted the petitioner for the offence punishable under Section 325 of IPC. Hence, this Court finds no infirmity or illegality in the sentence imposed on the accused to undergo three months simple imprisonment with a compensation of Rs.30,000/- as ordered by the First Appellate Court and this revision is liable to be dismissed.
