Man killed with a Hammer in District Jalaun, on 29 February a man named Aditya Kumar at 6 PM at home he told his family that he was going out for important work. He did not return home at night. The household tried to find him but they found his dead body the next day in the nearby village Deo Gaon fields. Police registered a murder case on an unknown man at Kelliya Police Station District Jalaun.
Man Killed with a Hammer in District Jalaun: Police Investigation and Recovery
The surveillance team and Kelliya Police Station team combined and Arrest the culprit who was identified as Sunil Kumar Son of Bhaskaran from Village Bhua Statin Urai District Jalaun. Police found out Aditya Kumar used to live with his uncle at Village Bhua. Aditya and Sunil fought with each other days before. People of the village stop the fight and they make amends between Sunil Kumar and Aditya Kumar.
Sunil has not forgotten this thing and he plans to take revenge. On 29 February he called Aditya for drinks when Aditya got drunk he used a hammer to hit hard in the head of Aditya Kumar. Sunil Kumar hides his Hammer and Mobile phone in the woods of his Village. On 6th March Police Arrested Sunil Kumar from Urai and with his information, Police recovered Aditya’s Mobile phone, Hammer used in the murder, 2 mobile phones, and one motorcycle.
थाना कैलिया पुलिस एवं एसओजी/सर्विलांस की संयुक्त टीम द्वारा हत्या की घटना का सफल अनावरण कर हत्या से सम्बन्धित अभियुक्त को गिरफ्तार कर आलाकत्ल हथौड़ा व मृतक का मोबाइल फोन बरामद करने के सम्बन्ध में क्षेत्राधिकारी कोंच द्वारा दी गयी बाइट। https://t.co/9Z0sscAsSm pic.twitter.com/QIJVluPo6s
— JALAUN POLICE (@jalaunpolice) March 6, 2024
Punishment for murder in India?
In Section 302 IPC, there is not any specific mention of any of the three punishments with the direction to the crime of murder. It means the section is silent on when the above-mentioned punishments will be given to an individual committing murder.
The three main essentials, as per section 302 IPC, are
- The act of murder done by an individual should be to kill all to cause death.
- The act of murder, which is done by an individual, should be done to cause anybody injury, which may be likely to result in death.
- If the act of murder is done with the knowledge that it is going to cause that death.
All the above-mentioned will be considered essential ingredients to fulfil the act of murder.
Section 302 IPC talks about the punishment which is given for the offence of murder. However, in section 300 of the Indian Penal Code, the offence of murder has been described. And Section 302 IPC talks about the legal provision which provides punishment for this heinous crime.
This Part expresses that an individual carrying out a homicide will be rebuffed with capital punishment or life detainment and be responsible for paying a fine. This Part stretches out to everybody regardless of their sex. It even applies to a local official who, because of narrow-minded goals, kills somebody. The IPC doesn’t absolve anybody from the offence of homicide.
Section 302 IPC plainly states, “Whoever carries out murder.” Further, the offence of homicide is non-bailable and non-compoundable. This Part discusses two sorts of discipline: capital punishment and life detainment. If one of these disciplines is forced, the wrongdoer will likewise be at risk of paying a fine. Capital punishment, detainment, and fines are additionally referenced in Segment 53 of the IPC, which discusses the sorts of discipline.
What is a death sentence under Section 302 IPC?
Section 302 IPC talks about the death sentence, which is given to the individual for committing an offence of murder. Anyone who commits murder is given the punishment of the death sentence under Section 302 IPC.