Complainant's version of the affair that on the 6th District and religion and who was on unfriendly terms with him, bezaure he was from Malwa) and he were under the Influence of liquor when off d and the former came up to him and began to belay him with a stick, He defended himself as best he could and they rolled on the ground. Defendant blew his whistle and the other two defendants (the police-pen) rushed up. They also started beat him, but as the first defendant was on top, they struck him instead, and he called out them "Why'do you beat me? He underneath," "The fact that the ton defendants beat Dewa were the causes of the bruises he sustained. They pulled complainant out and gan to punch and kick him, saying will you work in this place in future?" They then tied his hands Sehind him with his turban and pulled hhis head back, and continued to beat him on the way to the police on. As a result of the trouble he had lost his job (continued complainant, weeping).
In reply to Mr. Maitland (cross-examining), complainant said he vas alone when the assault took, place. Dewa was not getting: the worst of the encounter. Witness received, the most bruises, Defendants' were fellow countrymen and they wanted for some time to et, rid of him.
Further cross-examination showed that complainant had been dismissed from the Municipal Gaol because of his conduct with a convict, He had not been fined nor had he had his eave stopped, his said.
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