Section 302 Murder Conviction and sentence Legality of Allegation of causing death of deceased, aged about 7 years assaulting by club and thereafter by a big stone on her head Consideration of While deceased was going to her school, accused/appellant assaulted deceased with club, spade and big stone Injuries suffered by her led to her instantaneous death Incident witnessed by P.Ws. 1, 2 and 3 They corroborated prosecution version Their evidence not only finds corroboration from promptly lodged F.I.R. but also from medical evidence At instance of accused/appellant bloodstained clothing, club etc. seized F.S.L. report confirms presence of blood on articles seized from possession of accused/appellant Seizure witnesses duly supported seizure made from appellant no explanation from accused/appellant as to how blood stains there in articles seized from his possession from manner of assault and nature of injuries caused to deceased, evident that appellant/accused had intention to cause death of deceased held, trial court fully justified in convicting and sentencing accused for causing murder of deceased. Section 302 Murder Conviction and sentence Legality of Allegation of causing death of his own wife by pressing her neck with help of scarf appreciation of evidence Post-mortem report revealing cause of death asphyxia due to homicidal strangulation and death took place 12 to 18 hours prior to post-mortem Doctor conducting Post-mortem noticed ligature mark n front and both sides of neck she found dead on cot at her room where admittedly accused used to live with her accused and appellant alone were in house it was accused/appellant alone who supposed to know as to how deceased died Explanation offered by accused in this regard appears to be very convincing for reason that scarf with which deceased said to be hanging and seized by prosecution vide seizure memo, found intact Even assuming story developed by accused that deceased committed suicide by hanging herself it should have been his first and foremost duty to take her to hospital or in event of death information should have been given to neighbours etc.