Bhopal

3 murder accused sentenced to life imprisonment

Staff Reporter

The second Additional Sessions Judge, Bhopal sentenced three murder accused of life imprisonment, fine of Rs.500, Section 201 of IPC, 3 years' rigorous imprisonment and fine of Rs.500, Section 25 (1-B) B Arms Act.

Second Additional Sessions Judge, Bhopal C.M. Upadhyay sentenced Pappu Jatav (35)years, Kamlesh Mehra (38) and Abdul Asif (40) for life imprisonment charged with the murder of the manager of the Industries Department in the year 2015. 

He was punished with rigorous imprisonment of one year and a fine of Rs.500. In the said case, the District Public Prosecution Officer Rajendra Upadhyay and Assistant District Public Prosecution Officer Varsha Katare presented state.

Media in-charge  Divya Shukla said that on the date August 20, 2015 , a case report was lodged at Ashoka Garden police station to the effect that on August 19 in the afternoon a man was outside the factory gate in a pool of blood having many injuries  over his body.

On the basis of the murder investigation by the police, a crime was registered against unknown persons under section 302,201 IPC by Ashok Garden police. The deceased Ramdayal Bele was posted as a manager in the District Industries Centre in Raisen, and used to travel daily from Bhopal to Raisen by bus. He had rented a room in Raisen where a woman named Vaijanti bai used to cook food for him. The accused Pappu Jatav had relationship with Vaijanti bai and used to force to leave work of Ramdayal and would doubt her. Later along with Kamlesh Mehra and Abdul Asif and dumped body in front of Bora Brothers Industries Factory.

After investigation, the court, agreeing with the evidence and arguments given by the prosecution, punished the three accused with life imprisonment.