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| Court awards life-imprisonment to brother in murder case | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Mar 19: Additional Sessions Judge Kathua, Kamlesh Pandit today awarded life-imprisonment to brother for killing her real sister. The Additional Sessions Judge Kathua while awarding imprisonment for life for the commission of offences u/s 302 of RPC and fine of Rs. 10,000 to Mohammad Tanveer, observed that it is a case of murder of a sister committed by her unbridled brother without any grave and sudden provocation.
The judge said that law stands settled that the sentence of death is to be imposed in what is described as rarest of rare cases. The circumstances of the case do reveal that it was a horrifying and deceitful murder by a brother of his sister (victim) and the murder was committed without any grave and sudden provocation. The accused person/convict has disregarded the noble relation. The case at hand is almost on the boarder of the rarest of the rare cases.
During the course of hearing APP submitted that the murder was committed with the motive to get rid of the deceased as she was an important witness against the accused in his earlier murder case of his other sister under FIR No. 680/2011 u/s 302/201 RPC of Police Station Rajouri. It has been further argued that the accused while committing murder of the deceased did not display any remorse for committing the death of his real sister and has already committed the murder of his yet another sister, in which he has absconded and his survival is threat to the society.
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