Justice Prevails: Landmark verdict by Hon’ble Additional Sessions Court, Handwara, in case FIR No. 128/2009
December 28: In a pivotal moment for justice, the Court of Additional Sessions Judge in Handwara pronounced a significant judgment today in case FIR No. 128/2009 under sections 147, 149, 323, 302 RPC of PS Handwara. The judgment resulted in the conviction of nine (09) accused persons, underscoring the steadfast commitment to justice and the rule of law.
Life imprisonment has been awarded to the accused persons namely Bashir Ahmad Mir son of Gani Mir, Habibullah Mir son of Gani Mir, Manzoor Beigh son of Hamza Beigh, all residents of Wadder Bala Handwara.
Three years imprisonment on charges of offenses under 147, 148, 323, 302 RPC has been awarded to Mst Raja wife of Manzur Beigh and Mst Fehmeda wife of Habib Mir, both residents of Waddar Bala Handwara.
Two years imprisonment on charges of offenses under 147, 149, 323 RPC has been awarded to Gh Rasool Mir son of Gani Mir, Habib Beigh son of Hamza Beigh, Mohd Afzal Beigh son of Manzur Ahmad Beigh and Mst Mala wife of Ghulam Rasool Mir, all residents of Waddar Bala Handwara.
The deceased accused Hamza Beigh son of Sultan Beigh has posthumously been charged with offenses under Section 147, 149 of the RPC.
This landmark verdict is the culmination of an exhaustive and meticulous investigation conducted by the Investigating Officer, coupled with adherence to due legal processes. The conviction underscores the unwavering commitment of the judiciary and law enforcement to ensuring that justice is served.
The accused individuals were found guilty of offenses including rioting, unlawful assembly, causing hurt and the grave charge of murder under the RPC.
The Court recognizes the dedication of the Investigating Officer and the collaborative efforts of all involved in the legal process. This verdict serves as a testament to our commitment to upholding the rule of law and ensuring that those responsible for criminal acts are held accountable.
We extend our gratitude to the community for their cooperation and trust in the legal system. This verdict reaffirms that justice, fairness and accountability are paramount values upheld by the judicial system.