– wound certificate, and to produce any medical record pertaining to the alleged examination of the appellant after he was apprehended on 24.09.2008 lead to an inference that as suggested to P.W.15, the Police have taken the appellant into the custody on 09.09.2008 itself, sent him to the Government Hospital for medical examination and on examination by P.W.14, he issued Ex.P-15 – wound certificate. As the Police have shown the appellant’s formal arrest only on 24.09.2008, they have obviously refrained from referring to the factum of P.W.14 examining the appellant, his issuing Ex.P-15 – wound certificate. This lapse in the case of the prosecution, however, would not help the appellant in getting benefit of doubt. As per Ex.P-15 – wound certificate, as spoken to him by P.W.14, the appellant suffered burns on face and also dorsum right hand and left hand fingers. The case of the defence, however, is that on 11.09.2008 at 8.00 p.m., the appellant tried to commit suicide by jumping over electric live wire. The defence, however, could not elicit from P.W.14 that the burn injuries were caused due to electrical shock. In our opinion, having regard to the nature of the burn injuries suffered by the appellant, it is highly improbable that they were caused by electrical shock. Though a suggestion was put to P.W.15, which was admitted, that a case of attempt to commit suicide was registered against the appellant, no evidence in support thereof has been placed on behalf of the
