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did not open the packets to see what was inside and also did not receive the
post-mortem report himself, but only made a roznamcha entry regarding seizure
of items. The joint reading of the testimonies of PW-15, PW-33 and PW-34
establishes that a bullet was extracted by the doctor (PW-15), and a seizure
memo was prepared in connection; the articles seized were then sealed
(although no mark was placed on the seal).
B.
Recovery of bullet from Rahul and facts relating to it
123. Parallel to the recovery of the cartridges from the crime scene, the
prosecution story was that the accused Rahul suffered a bullet injury during the
incident. The prosecution alleged that Rahul went to Annapurna police station
and reported a false case of shooting. As to this, PW-30 R.S. Makwana, (A.S.I
Annapurna PS) deposed that on 19.06.2011 he saw Rahul @ Govind coming to
the police station in an autorickshaw alleging that someone shot him in the foot
and that he was going to the District Hospital for treatment. He gave the
information to PW-29 Gauri Shankar Chadar. PW-30 along with Constable
Dinesh (who was not examined) went to the District Hospital. A dehatinalsi was
prepared (Ex. P103). Later PW-30 went back to the police station to register the
FIR (Ex. P107). PW-26 Dr Mukesh Bachawat (Medical Officer in the Dist.
Hospital) examined Rahul at around 22:40 hrs, and prepared medical report (Ex.
P97), before referring Rahul to MY Hospital. Constable Dinesh accompanied
Rahul to MY Hospital for his treatment. During the early hours of 20.06.2011,
PW-32 Dr Nilesh Guru examined Rahul and removed the bullet from his right
foot. It was deposited in the MLC Section of the hospital (Ex. P113). PW-30
stated that he took the sealed packet from MY Hospital on 23.06.2011 which
contained the bullet extracted from Rahul @ Govind’s foot. Shivraj Singh
Raghuwanshi (not examined) prepared the seizure memo which was exhibited
as Ex. P108 (Article Z-7) and PW-22 witnessed it. In the cross examination,
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