8 could not be treated as circumstances of aggravating nature. That apart and more importantly, we find that the conduct of the appellant in jail, in last few years, has been quite satisfactory. In fact, there is material on record to show that the appellant is on the path of reformation and it is possible that he has already been a reformed person. We are making these observations having regard to the fact that while in jail the appellant has participated in the Examination Sahyog on Trust, Gandhian Thoughts Sarvodaya organized Ashram Nagpur & by the Mumbai Sarvoday Mandal based on the life and teachings of Mahatma Gandhi. He has been awarded certificate of participation. The appellant has also qualified B.P.P. (Bachelor Preparatory Programme) from Indira Gandhi National Open University ("IGNOU") which qualifies him to get admission in B.A. On that basis, he has even secured admission in B.A. course in IGNOU and is pursuing the same. The Jail report shows that his jail conduct is satisfactory. For these reasons, we are of the opinion that the High Court sentence punishment. is from These not life correct in imprisonment appeals are, enhancing to accordingly, the capital partly allowed by restoring the sentence as awarded by the trial court and setting aside that part of the Order of the High Court.