4) In this case, apart from oral evidence of P.W-1, there is medical evidence of P.W-8 who worked as casualty medical officer, Gandhi Hospital, Secunderabad who examined P.W-1 and Yadaiah on 06.07.2004 and gave Exs.P-4 and P-5 wound certificates respectively. It is evidence of P.W-1 that he purchased green grass in the field of P.W-6 for getting his she buffaloes grazed and that Yadaiah was attending to watering of land of P.W-6 and that by about 12.00 noon or 1.00 P.M he and Yadaiah were talking to each other at Mysamma temple and that at that time, the accused came and picked up quarrel with Yadaiah, beat with his hands and thereafter hacked him with sickle on head, neck and fingers of hand and that when he questioned the accused, the accused also beat him (P.W-1) with sickle on hand and left wrist. In crossexamination he deposed that the incident occurred at about 2.00 P.M and that he does not know why the accused beat Yadaiah and that he did not observe clearly whether the accused brought the sickle or took the sickle from Yadaiah and that after the incident, the accused left the place with sickle. It is contended by the appellant’s counsel that the offence took place in the midst of a quarrel spontaneously and that there was no
