RAJAGOPAL Vs. MUTHUPANDI ALIAS THAVAKKALAI AND OTHERS

JUDGEMENT

(1.) The facts in the present case are as follows:-

(2.) Mr. V. Prabhakar, learned counsel appearing on behalf of the appellant-Complainant, has addressed us. His argument is that the five circumstances mentioned by the High Court not only have answers to each of them which are largely given in the Trial Court judgment, but has also argued that without disturbing the evidence of the injured eye witness, the High Court could not possibly have come to the conclusion that the five persons convicted by the Trial Court ought to be acquitted.

(3.) According to the learned counsel, PW-1 has, in his evidence, identified each one of the accused and has stated each one's specific role in injuring him. Lethal weapons have been used, and it is obvious that the intention was to kill PW-1. Fortunately, for him, since the incident took place at 2.30 p.m. in the afternoon, in a busy place, and because he shouted at the accused and there were people around, the five accused ran away.