<p> A man has been sentenced to life imprisonment by a Delhi court for throwing acid on two brothers, leading to their death.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The judge also issued a show cause notice to two eyewitnesses, who were declared hostile during the trial, for “hiding true facts from the court”.<br /><br />Additional Sessions Judge Raj Paul Singh sent Sanjay, who hails from Bihar, behind the bars for life and also imposed on him a fine of Rs 1 lakh, which it said, “shall be paid to the family of the deceased as compensation”.<br /><br />“I have gone through the cross-examination of witnesses and the counsel for the accused could not breach their credibility. Further, as per FSL report, nitric acid was detected to be ingested on the clothes of the deceased persons.<br /><br />“Further, the accused has made confessional statement and got recovered plastic cane from which he took acid and poured upon Dhananjay and Akshay. All these facts lead to legitimate inference that it was Sanjay who caused their death by throwing acid,” the judge said.<br /><br />The prosecution case was that Sanjay was working in a steel and alloy factory in Bawana in north-west Delhi.<br /><br />On October 24, 2009, he threw acid on Dhananjay and his brother Akshay, who were working in an adjacent plastic factory, leading to their death by ingestion and burns.<br />The complaint was made by Rishi who was the eyewitness to the incident and also worked with the victims.<br /><br />Sanjay’s employer also told the court that he was informed by two other workers Lakhendra and Rajeev that a quarrel had erupted between Sanjay and the victims and he had threatened them to kill them by throwing acid on them.</p>
<p> A man has been sentenced to life imprisonment by a Delhi court for throwing acid on two brothers, leading to their death.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The judge also issued a show cause notice to two eyewitnesses, who were declared hostile during the trial, for “hiding true facts from the court”.<br /><br />Additional Sessions Judge Raj Paul Singh sent Sanjay, who hails from Bihar, behind the bars for life and also imposed on him a fine of Rs 1 lakh, which it said, “shall be paid to the family of the deceased as compensation”.<br /><br />“I have gone through the cross-examination of witnesses and the counsel for the accused could not breach their credibility. Further, as per FSL report, nitric acid was detected to be ingested on the clothes of the deceased persons.<br /><br />“Further, the accused has made confessional statement and got recovered plastic cane from which he took acid and poured upon Dhananjay and Akshay. All these facts lead to legitimate inference that it was Sanjay who caused their death by throwing acid,” the judge said.<br /><br />The prosecution case was that Sanjay was working in a steel and alloy factory in Bawana in north-west Delhi.<br /><br />On October 24, 2009, he threw acid on Dhananjay and his brother Akshay, who were working in an adjacent plastic factory, leading to their death by ingestion and burns.<br />The complaint was made by Rishi who was the eyewitness to the incident and also worked with the victims.<br /><br />Sanjay’s employer also told the court that he was informed by two other workers Lakhendra and Rajeev that a quarrel had erupted between Sanjay and the victims and he had threatened them to kill them by throwing acid on them.</p>