Achi news desk-
The court of Special Scheduled Legislation/Tribal Judge of Darbhanga Civil Court, Shailendra Kumar, on Friday sentenced Md Gofaran Ansari, alias Gibran, son of Zaheer Ansari, a resident of Alingar in Alingar police station area, to life imprisonment and fine. . of 26 thousand rupees.
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The convicted criminal carried out a deadly attack on Kameshwar Mahatu of his village, considering him a Scheduled Caste. Injured by a shot with an illegal gun. Abused in the name of caste. The bachelor jury was convicted last May 18, 24. The court set May 24 for a hearing and decision on the issue of determining the prison term for the convicted defendant.
On Friday, after arguments on both sides, he was sentenced to life in prison. Special PPR Sanjeev Kumar Kunwar said that on the night of 18th May 23, the accused went to Kameshwar Mahato’s house from his village to drink Neera. Mahato said the shop was closed, Neera would not be available. Angered by this, Jivaran , who considered Kameshwar Mehto to be a Scheduled Caste man, took a gun from his waist and shot him.
After DMCH, the injured were treated at a local private hospital, Paras. Case No. 50/23 of the Ellinger Police Station was recorded in the statement of the injured Mehtu. The investigator arrested the accused three days after the incident and sent him to prison. The indictment was submitted to the court on July 13, 2023. Special PP Kunwar said that in this case, the testimony of 8 witnesses was conducted in a speedy trial.
The FSL investigation report played the most important role in proving the crime against the accused in the court. It proved that only the bullet fired from the captured gun was found in the body of the injured. While the injured informant also submitted a compromise agreement to the court. The court, after completing the hearing on the issue of the prison term of Convicted on Friday, the accused was sentenced to 10 years rigorous imprisonment and a fine of Rs 10,000 under Section 307 of the Indian Penal Code.
In case of failure to pay a fine, a prison sentence of 3 months was set. Under section 25(¡-b)a of the Arms Act, he was sentenced to two years’ imprisonment and a fine of 1,000 rupees. In the event of non-payment of a fine, a provision was made for a one-month prison sentence. Arms Act 27, he was sentenced to 3 years imprisonment and a fine of Rs 5,000.
A sentence of 3 months in prison for non-payment of a fine was established. Under Section 3(2)v of SC/ST, life imprisonment and a fine of Rs 10,000 were awarded. A provision was made for a 3-month prison sentence in case of non-payment of a fine. Special Chief Minister Sanjeev Kumar Kunwar said all the sentences will run concurrently.
