1962 . . . 188 61 r 126 1963 . . . I53 41 . . 112 1964 . . . I94 66 . . 128 APPENDIX XXXI SUPREME COURT STATEMENT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS AND SPECIAL LEAVE PETITIONS INVOLVING CAPITAL SENTENCES (I957 T0 30'1'H SEPTEMBER, 1963). SUPREME COURT Statement of Special Leave Petitions z'nvol*uz'ng capital sentence in respect of the period from I-I-I957 to 31-3-1962.
Year No. ﬁled Granted Disnfsscd in Limirc I 2 3 4 1957 I62 25 137 I958 196 16 I80 1959 229 I5 2 I960 210 17 193 1961 I95 16 179 W 1962 (Upto 31-3-I962) 66 8 55 TOTAL 1058 97 958 plus 3 pending on 31-3-1962.
093Statement of criminal appeals involzdrzg capital sentence in respect of the period from I--I--I957 to 31-3-1962.
Appeals by Certi-
Appeals by Special ﬁcate etc. Leave Pending at the end of the Year No. ﬁled year Granted Dismissed Granted Dismissed 1957 32 1 9@ 20 2 1958 I7 2 2(a) I2 3 1959 27 2 2 2% 14 1o .4 I960 20 4 45 6 I6 1961 20 2* 4 2 I6 12 1962 (Upto 31-3-1962) I0 I .. 33 18 (2 Appeals by certiﬁcate and 16 by Special Leave pending on 31-3-1962).
TOTAL 126 4 14 19 71 18 Pending on 31-3-1962.
*Reduced to Life Imprisonment.
@ Out of 9 matters in was remanded for retrial.
(a) Out of 2 matters in I matter Capital Sentence has been reduced to life.
%Out of 2 matters in one sentence has been reduced to that of life.
{Out of 4 matters, in one sentence has been reduced to that of life.
_3 matters Capital Sentence has been reduced to life, in one matter sentence has been reduced to 7 years, in one the ease I92'.
Statement of criminal appeals involving capital sentence in respect of the period from I-I-I962 to 30-9-1953-
Appeals by Certi- Appeals by Special ﬁcate etc. Leaves; Pending at the end of the Year No. ﬁled V981' Granted Dismissed Granted Dismissed I962 28 1 2 10* 22 5 12 Pending at the end of 1961. , I963 (Upto 30-9-I963). 11 I 1 8@ 5 1 By Special Leave. TOTAL 39 2 3 18 27 I Pending on 30-9-1963.
*Out of IO matters in 3 matters Capital sentence has been reduced tolife imprisonment.
@Out of 8 matters in I matter Capitl sentence has been reduced to 3 years' Rigorous imprisonment and in I matter State Government commu- ted the sentence to life, out was acquitted by this Court.
398Statement of Special Leave Petitions involving capital sentence in respect of the period from I-I-I962 to 30-9-I963.
Year No. ﬁled. Granted. Dismissed in limine. 1962 215 25 190 1963(Up to 3o-9-1963). I72 9 162 plus one pending as as on 30-9-1963.
TOTAL 387 34 352 plus one pending on 30-9-I963.
Statement of criminal appeals involving capital sentence in respect of the period from I--I-I963 to 31-12-1963.
Appeals under Art. 134(x)(A) Appeals by Special Leave Year No. ﬁled. Pending at the end of the Granted Dismissed Dismissed. year. 1953 21 1 I 7 9* *Out of 9 matters pending at the end of the year one was appeal under Article I34(I)(a).
TOut of 9 matters granted in Appeals by Special Leave in 3 matters Capital sentence has been reduced.
89% Statement of Special Leave Petitions mvolving capital sentence in respect of the period from I-I-I963 to 31-12-1963 Year No. ﬁled Granted 1963 237 I7 Dismissed in limine 200 plus 30 pending as on 1-1-I964.
I798 APPENDIX XXXII IIIGH COURTS--STATEMENTS RELATING TO CASES INVOLVING CAPITAL PUNISHMENT Aauhabad Nndhra Pradesh Assam Bombay .
Calcutta Gujarat .
Kerala Madras Madhya Pradesh Mysore Orissa Patna Punjab Raiasthan (I957 10 1962) Index to High Court Figures.
Based on Sl. No. 49 in the ﬁle. Based on Sl. No. 45 in the ﬁle. Based on $1. No. 20 in the ﬁle. Based on Sl. No. 46 in the ﬁle. Based on Sl. No. 28 in the ﬁle. Based on $1. No. 191 in the ﬁle. Based on S]. No. 26 in the ﬁle.
Based on Sl. No. 21 in the ﬁle and Sl. No. 110 in the ﬁle.
Based on Sl. No. 29 in the ﬁle. Based on 81. No. 48 in the ﬁle Based on Sl. No. 43 in the ﬁle. Based on Sl. No. 32 in the ﬁle.
Based on Sl. No. 95 which replaces Sl.
No. 74.
Based on Sl No. 21 in the ﬁle.
255Year ALLAHABAD HIGH COURT Statement showing Crz'm2'nal Cases under appellate jurisdz'ctz'on Pending from the Institutions Tutal the previous during the year year 1957 3:727 2,547 6:274 1958 4,061 13,102 7,163 1959 4,007 32225 7:232 1960 2,459 2,826 5,285 1961 1,106 2,723 3,829 Sentences passed Altered Conﬁrmed Pending at the end of the year.
979 1:234 -4:061 1:417 B739 4007 2,309 2,464 2,459 2,147 2,032 1,016 1,434 1,269 1,216 998 W\9'I (31-81 Year 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 ALLAHABAD HIGH COURT Statement xlmrving Criminal Cases under revzkiorzal jurisdiction Pending from the previous year 2,192 1,216 882 Institution during the year 2498 3:033 2,680 2,918 2,788 Total 5:030 5:573 4,872 4:134 32570 Altered Sentence Passed 1:273 1,464 1:274 1,367 871 Conﬁrmed 1,217 1:917 2,382 1,885 1:929 Pending at the end of the year 2:540 2.19:
1.21.3 so ('/3 to 870 [*3 x] Ye:r 1957 1958 1959 1960 I961 ALLAHABAD HIGH COURT Statement snowing Criminal Cases under conﬁrming jurisdz'cIz'on Pending from Institution during the previous the year year 70 197 60 248 43 235 51 216 44 202 Total Sentence Passed Altered Conﬁrmed Pending at the end of the year 120 87 60 159 96 43 134 93 51 127 96 44 I24 78 44 893 ANDHRA PRADESH Szarcmcm 3/zozciizg I/zc particulars of cases of Capital Pzmis/zmenz dzmhg the p».rit'al' from 1-I-I957 to 31-12-1961. CONFIRMING JURISDICTION:
No, of cases referred to the High Court for conﬁrmation of death 5 ant-ences Out of these cases I. The number of cases in which sentence of death was conﬁrmed
2. The number of cases in which sentence of death was modiﬁed
3. The number of cases in which sentence of death was set aside APPELLATE JURISDICTION :
No. of Appeals against the orders of acquittal u/s 3c2, l.P.C. ﬁled in the High Court . . . . , . .
Out of these appeals
1. Numoer of appeals in which sentence of death was passed
2. The number of appeals in which the orders of acquittal were modiﬁed . _ ,
3. The number of appeals in which the orders of acquittal were conﬁrmed REVISIUNAL JURISDICTION :
No. of Revision Cases ﬁled for emiancc-ment of sentence of death No. of Revsion Cases in which dcath sentence was passed 259 242 69 123 50 256 70 184 J) ASSAM HIGH COURT Statement showing the number of capital punishment cases which came to Assam High Court from 1957 to I96] Sentence altered by Sentences conﬁrmed Remarks Year No. of cases which came to Assam High Assam High Court by Assam High Court in appellate Court or conﬁrming juris-
diction I957 I x 1 1958 4 I 2 In one case accused died during the pen-
dcncy of the case.
1959 4 2 2 1960 1 1 x X X X 196x 093 .'i:a:cmmt 5/to-wing the mmzbcr of cases relating to_offenc5x pufzishable -with sentence of death ﬁled in the ﬁigh Court of fudiraturc at Bombay, durmg the perzod from 1-1-1957 to 31-12-1961.
W _ .
_ Revision for enhancement Jury RL'fc1'cncc (ionﬁrmatﬁon cases of life Impri onmcnt u;s 33oz of I.PC.
Appeals against acquittu ls under Section 302, I.P.C.
4 434, we 828:3, 8% M3
595.: E doﬁésou 53D W88 we .oZ 658 Hwmmﬂ an .5 8:
52:2,, m.:.%:.. .
8:323 53.:   E. wommo we .02 .UoEm3w UUCU "cum isxﬁuu £053.15 momma mo .34 .wu3o:m momma .«O .02 .3mm._Em_d momma MO H3552 .ﬁo_d momma mo uunwbﬂﬁ ~.m.._GyH.
1W A W 1'1!' 1,
(a) (U)
(b)
(a) (0 (<1 i) (C)
(b) (0)
(d) (C) (17)
(a)
(e)
(d) (C) (17)
(a) 6 6 I4 1# «J 27 29 1957 Born.
Nag
(a) (b) (C) (d) (e) (a) (1)) (6) (d5 (a) xb) (6) (d ) (e) (a) (17) (c) (d) ( I3 (23 (3) (5) I958 Bom. . 73 40 12 12 3 3 S 3 2 5 5 27 6 II 11 Tiag. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 5 ..
I 959 Bon1, , 62 41 I2 I2 I I 6 2 4 34 6 24 9 }{ag. .. .. . .. .. .. 3 I 2 ..
I960 Bon1. . 43 34 I8 18 4 2 I 32 6 I8 21 Nag. 7 I 5 1 I961 Bona. 52 39 I6 16 3 2 2 28 4 I9 1o Nag- 5 5 'FoTA1. 259 ISI 58 58 5 5 23 II 13 I64 38 IO! 57 Z93 Bo:n'o9.y lligh Cottri----eontd. EXI"L.'\.NA'1"Ol{Y NOTES : (I) This H gh Court doss not exsreise Original jttristliction in Crintiital matters. :2) Fivzu 'es of lnstitutions for a particular year may not rally exuctl matters disposed of during a particular year \\ the - .
y with the ﬁgures of disposals during the same year as some of the vould .nclude cases instituted in the last few months ot the previous year also, and S0l!1'_' of s instituted during the year nuy be disposed of in the lollowing year.
(3)_'71zr_v Reference: The result of a jury Reference willdcpend upon the nature of the Reference and therefore there may he C01l\'i(,'[0l] both when it IS accepted and also when it is rejected. Similarly there may not he any c0nvit:t,0n tlcpenttmg upon the nature of the Relerence even when it is accepted or rejected.
(4) The ﬁgures shown in sub column (a) of Column 5 may not be cxclusve of the ﬁgures in sub--column ([7) of the same column as the accused acquitted in Conﬁrmation cases in respect of the charge u/s 302 of the Indian Penal Code might have been convictgd and sentenced for a lesser otfence e.g. Section 326, Indian Penal Code.
(5) This statement does not include the number of cases of those cases i s not available here, State on 15-60.
instituted and disposed of in the Saurashtra and Kutch Regions, as the rot-imj the same hay ng been transferred to the Gujarat High Court, after the hifutczttion of the B0n1b1l\' *Remanded.
High Court, Appellate s.cle, Bombay, 18th July, 1962.
893 264CALCUTTA HIGH COURT Statement of Capital Punishment coming before the High Court at Calcutta in it: Appellate and Original _7urz'sdz'ctz'mz and sentences passed by the High Court in its Appellate and Original _?urz'sdiction during the years 1957 to 1961.
PART I (Appellate side.)
(a) (b) Cases of Sentences passed by the High Court in Capital pu- its Appellate Jurisdiction. Years nishment -
coming be- Out of the total sentence fore me High Total passed Court in its number of ----.-------------.--------.--..--.--.--._. ---- Appellate sentences Altered in Conﬁrmed jurisdiction passed in respect of in respect for conﬁrma-- respect of persons. of persons. tion. persons.
(Total persons involved) 1957 I3 16 7 9 I958 5 9 4 5 1959 13 5 5 Nil I960 II 11 9 2 1961 22 26 I7 9* *Besides, the High Court awarded death sentence in a Jury, Ref. involvirg ore accused, as the Sessions Judge, referred me case to the High Court owing to his difference with the Jury.
PART II (Original side) a c Period Cases relating to Sentences passed Sentences altered olfences punish-- by the High by the High able by law, Court in its Court in its which came to Original Crim'nal Criminal Appel- the High Court Jurisdiction late Jurisdidion in its Ordinary (Sessions Court) U/Sec. 411A Original Criminal Criminal Pro- Jurisdiction. cedure Code only. 1957 I0 3 Nil 1958 I0 3 Nil [959 I5 2 One sentence of death modiﬁed to imprisonment for life.
1960 9 Nil Nil 1961 8 2 Pending _'-jlirom I-I--§.7 to 52 IO 1 _.--
31-12431.
265GUJARAT HIGH CO URT Statement showing the number of cases relating to oﬂencex punishzzhle fwitlz death by ltzw which came to the High Court in its appellate revzszonal or conﬂrmmg Jzmsdzctzon durmg the years 1960 and 196:.
Toto'. number of cases 1960 1961 (From 1-5-1960)
1. Total number of murder cases in the State comitted for trial . . . . . 582 568
2. Out of the cases in column (1) above, in how many cases sentence ot-
(z') death was imposed by the trial Court . 4 7
(ii) Life imprisonment was imposed by the trial Court . . . . . 138 124 (z'z'i) Sentence lesser than the life imprisonment was imposed by the trial courts . 136 139
(iv) The accused were acquitted . . . 316 312
3. Out of the ﬁgures in column 2 (1') above, in how many cases the High Court--
(a) confirmed the conviction and sentence of death ; . . . . . . . 3 4
(b) reduced the sentence and/or acquitted the accused . . . . . . I 2
4. Out of the ﬁgures in columns 2 (ii), 2 (iii) and 2 (iv) above, in how many cases the High Court on appeal against the conviction---- (1') (a) Conﬁrmed the sentence . . . 94 85 ([7) reduced the sentence . . . 16 17
(c) acquitted the accused . . . 33 29 and
(ii) On appeal against acquitta1--
(a) confirmed the acquittal . .~ . 52 53
(b) reversed the order of acquittal and im- posed the sentence of (1) death . . . . . . . . .
(2) Imprisonment for life . . 7 4 (3) Imprisonment for a lesser period . 8 4
5. The total number of cases where the High Court enhanced the sentence from imprisonment oi life to a sentence or death KIERALA HIGH COURT Stalumc/It of cases in which sentences of capital plUl'l'S/IJIICI/I are altered, Conﬁrmed. eIc., by the High (four! of Kora/a duiing the period from 1-1-1957 to 31-12-1961.
Particulars regarding the order of this Total number of cases and year. High Court 1957 1958 1959 I960 1961 Death sentence C01ﬁI'IT1Cd 7 19 19 8 7 Death sentence modiﬁed . . . .1 7 14 11 (v Death sentence set: aside and acquitted _ 6 7 5 3 5 Life sentence conﬁrmed . , . . .36 73 65 (u; 38 15?) on Life sentence modiﬁed N >-« H
-4 >4 X
1) Life sentence set askle and acquitted 7 25 20 15 5 Life sentence enhanced to death I ,, _. R. I. for 10 years under S. 304(1) enhan- ecd to life under section 302 _ , 1 _ _ 1 Sentence of acquittal altered to R. I. for life . . . . . 2 . . I . .
 Hf c'a_xL'.x p.'m1'.vIza17lc 'Cl [:11 dvallx by 1.014' «z<'Ir1'*"'/I came IN I/1C 1113:': Ctmri, Illa./«'2'1z.< frmn zinc' Di5I?'i&'f am.' 81 .\;»z'w;.\' L,'ozn~v.\' of the llladms .S':aic for 1/10 1'irz'odj2'ouz 1-1-1957 10 31-12-1961 Appcllalc jurisdicton Rcvisfonal Jurisdicron Co11ﬁirn'1'g jurisdiction Period -«N0. of Scn- Scn- Scn- N0. of Sc11- Scn- N0. of Scn- SCH- CRSCS ICIXCC 1CIlC€ LCDCC CRISCS ECDCC [CDCC CRSCS KCDCC ICUCC passed altered c0n- altered con- altered gon- ﬁrmcd ﬁrmed ﬁrmed From 1-1-1957 10 31-12-1957 . . . I20 120 38 82 8 2 6 101 51 50 From 1-1-1958 to 31-12-1958 . . . I23 I23 44 79 7 I 6 118 62 56 From 1-1-1959 to 31424959 . . . I35 135 43 37 9 2 7 139 63 76 From 1-1-1960 to 31-12-1950 134 134 57 77 IO 2 8 117 66 51 From I-1-1961 to 31-12-1961 . . . I38 138 61 77 1o 2 8 129 (,8 51 TOTAL . . 650 650 248* 402 44 9* 35 504 310:: 294 The particulars under the head 'Ordinary Criminal ]ur-?sd.'ct'('ri ofthe High Court, tutcd into a sessions Division.
*Includes acquittal also.
Madras' are nil, as the C113 of Madras has been consti-
L93 CAPITAL PUNISHMENT Statement for the period I-I~I957 to 3I-I2-I962 (0 <2; <3) <4) (5) Number of cases Number of Of Column Of Column No. 4 number of cases i11 which received, for persons in- No. 2 total consideration of volved in the number ot (a) (b) (c) (d) (6) the High Court cases in CO- cases dispos- _ under Section lumn N0. 2 ed of death sen- death sen- death sen- Retrial was d1SD0S€d Of 371,1-P-C-Pun- tcnce was tence was tcnce was ordered by the death ishable with conﬁrmed modiﬁed reversed (zle. Of amused death acquitted) I957 - . . 151 165 113 60 29 24 I958 - - - I49 I74 I27 57 59 II 1959 - . . I72 I98 140 73 46 20 I I960 - - ~ 149 172 119 62 43 13 1 I961 . . . 154 173 106 46 43 17 1962 . . . 175 235 128 49 43 :1 269 MADHYA PRADESH Information in respect of "Cagital Punishment" for the period I-I-I957 to 31-I2-I96I in the High Court of Madhya Pradesh Class of cases No. of cases Dismissed Altered Death conﬁrmed
1. Criminal Appeals with Criminal References 260 . . I83 77
2. Criminal Appeals by State against acquittal by the Lower Court in cases punishable with sentences of death . . . [30 x06 24
3. Criminal Revisions ﬁled by Stale or party for enhancement of sentence to death . I9 19 . . ..
Statement 5/moirzg the number of conﬁrmation cases (Death sentence) on the A ___.___________ I959 1959 1960 I961 MYSORE HIGH COURT ﬁrmed in the High Court of Mysore at Bangalore during the period from I-I-I957 to 31-12-1961 No. of Death Sen-
Altered during the Conﬁrmed during the Retrial ordered dur-
9ppellate and conﬁrming _7urirdz'ctz'on received: sentences passed altered or con-
R emarks tence cases received year year ing the year during the year 18 15 1 2 No Original Jurisdic- tion in respect of these cases.
23 I7 6 Nil 22 16 6 __ 15 I2 2 I I4 9 4 I 92 69 19 4 01.3 271 ORISSA HIGH COURT .S'!atcnze2z' s./zowzbzg the cases of Capital Pltilla'/lillelli received in the High COLD'! of Orissa 121 in or/girzj./, appellczte, 1%.-'tri.»'z'0;z«.2l or cnnjirnzirzg jztrzsdictzoiz and the sentences passed,
-'I/feted or conﬁrmed tlzerein during the period from 1-1-1957 10 31-12-1961.
1. Cases received in the Original, appellate and revisitinal jurisdiction - - -
~ Nil
2. Cases received in the confirming jurisdiction 2 N0. of cases Sentence No. of N0. of l\o. of Year received passed cases in cases in cases in during the which which which year sentences sentences sentences were were were altered reversed conﬁrmed and accused acquitted 1 2 3 4 5 6 1957 . D. R. 1/57 .  D. R. 1/58 . Reference accepted and sentence cori-
ﬁrmed . . . . . I D. R. 2,758 . Do. .
I959 . D. R. L959 . Reference discharged and sentence al tered t0impris0n--
ment for life 1 ,_ _ 1960 . D. R. I/60 . Reference discharged and accused ac-
quitted . . __ __
1). R. 2160 . Reference discharged and the sentence al-
tered imprison-
me nt for life 1 D.R. 360 .   Based on Crime in India (1953), pages 2 and 10; (1954), pages 3 and I7 ; (1955), pages 2 and Is ; (I956), pages 2 and 21 ; (1957). pages 3 and 25 ; (1958), pages 3 and 19 s (1959), pages 4 and 21 ; (1960), pages 4 and 21 ; (1961), pages 6 and 23 ; and (1962), pages 6, 7 and 24.
27 6 APPENDIX ' XXXIV INDrA--SrAIE'-wrsa FIGURES or HOMICIDE oases (WITH FIGURES OF TWO NOTORIOUSLY CRIMINAL DISTRICTS) (1953 TO 1962).
Index to State Governments and Administrations' Figures.
Andaman and Nicobar Islands . . Based on Sl. No. 30 in the ﬁle. Andhra Pradesh . . . . Based on Sl. No. 203 in the ﬁle.  Based on Sl. No. 66 in the ﬁle.  Based on Sl. No. 207 in the ﬁle. Himachal Pradesh . . . . Based on Sl. No. 53 in the ﬁle.  Based on Sl. No. 75 in the ﬁle. Madhya Pradesh . _. . . Based on Sl. No. 65 in the ﬁle. Madras . . . . . Based on Sl. No. 206 in the ﬁle. Maharashtra . . . . . Based on Sl. No. 46 in the ﬁle.  Based on Sl. No. 204 in the ﬁle.  Based on $1. No. 25 in the ﬁle.  Based on Sl. No. 74 in the ﬁle.  Based on S]. N9. 205 in the ﬁle.  Based on Sl. No. 29 in the ﬁle. U.P. . . . . . . Based on Sl. No. 98 in the ﬁle.
West Bengal . . . . . Based on Sl. No, 63 in the ﬁle.
ANDAMANS Particulars regarding murder cases during last ten years Year No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of Net murders cases cases murder murder cases cases number Remarks in respect of each reported of of cases cases in of in of case. to the murder murder in which murder which cases police. prose- convic-- which sentences aequit- sentence of mur- cuted. ted in sentences of impri- ted or of death der in Sessions of sonment in which commuted which Court death for life sentence the sen- were were reduced tences passed passed by High of death by the by the Court or was Sessions Sessions Supreme executed. Judge. Judge. Court (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (I0) 1953 . . . 4 3 4 Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil (1) Convicted and sentenced to 6 months' R.I. on 18-6--1953.
(2) Convicted and sentenced to 10 years' R.I. on 31st Dec. 1953-
(3)(a) Convicted and sentenced to 5 years' R.I. on 14-11-1953.
(b) Convicted and sentenced to 7 years' R.I. on 14-11-1953.
(4) Accused not known.
LLZ 1955 (2) (3) '1:
(4) (5)Nil (6) Nil (7) Nil Nil (8) Nil Nil (9) Nil Nil (I0) (I) Convicted and sentenced to 9 years' R.I. and also to pay a ﬁne of Rs. 500/-- pay-
able to heirs of the deceased in default to suffer R.I. for a further period of one year more on 14-9-1954.
(2) Convicted and sentenced to transportation for life on 4-6-1954-
(3) One case was not committed to Sessions Court.
(4) Accused not known.
(I) Convicted and sentenced to 5 years' R.I. and one years R.I. under two differ- ent sections of I.P.C. on 23-6-1955. Sentences to run concurrently.
(2) Case was dropped and ﬁled as the sole accused died on 23-9-1955-
(3) Convicted and sentenced to death on 6-12-1956 Pend-
ing in High Court.
(4) Convicted and sentenced to 6 months' R.I. on I8-4-I956.
SLZ 1956 1957 III Nil (5) Convicted and sentenced to 7 years' R.I. and I year's R.I. under two different sec- tions of I.P.C. Sentences to run concurrently.
Nil Nil Nil 2 (I) All the accused acquitted on 22-5-1957-
(2) Accused not known.
(3) Convicted and sentenced to death on 8-10-1956. Sen-
tence of death executed on 20-12-57.
(4) Convicted and sentenced to 5 years' R.I on 28-3-
1956.
(5) Convicted and sentenced to death on 13-8-1957. Sen-
tence of death executed on 8-11-1958.
Nil Nil Nil Nil (1) Accused acquitted on 5-8-I958.
(2) (a) Convicted and Sentenced to 10 years' R. I. on 1-5-1958.
(b) Convicted and sentenced to IO years' R. I. on 2-5-I958.
(c) Convicted and Sentenced to 5 years' R. I. on 2-5-1958.
(d) Acquited on 2-5-1958.
(e) Do.
6L8 <1) <2) <3) <4) <5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (mo) (3) One case was not committed to Sessions Court.
1958 . . . 4 4 2 Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil (1)One case was not com- mitted to Sessions Court.
(2) Accused acquitted on 25-7-1959-
(3) Convicted and sentenced to 2 years' R. I. on 10-9-1958.
(4) Convicted and sentenced to I year's R. I. and to pay a ﬁne of Rs. zoo in default further 3months' R.I.on 19-5-1959.
[959 . . . 3 Z 2 I Nil Nil Nil Nil (1) Convicted and sentenced to deathon 12-9-1959. Sentence of death reduced to imprison- ment for life by High Court on 25-3-1960.
(2) (a) Convicted and Sentenced to 4 years' R. I. on 9-6-1960.
(b) (1) and (3) Acquittcd on 9-6-I960.
(c) The accusecd was not com- mitted to Sessions Court.
(3) Accused not known.
08?.' 1960 I961 1962 IO 10 Nil Nil Nil 2 Nil Nil 3 2 Nil Nil Nil Nil (1) Convicted and sentenced to I year's R. I. and to pay a ﬁne of Rs. too in default futher R. I. of 3 months on 10-10-1960.
Nil (I)N0t committed to Session Court.
(2) Convicted and sentenced to death on 30-9-1961. Sen-
tence of death reduced to imprisonmentforlife by High Court on 9--I-1963.
(3) Convicted and sentenced to 2 years' R. I. and also to death under three different sections of I.P.C. on 21-3-1963. Sentences set aside by High Court and case directed to be retried.
Nil (1) Convicted and sentenced to death on 18-7-1963. sen-
tence conﬁrmed by High Court on 20-3-1964.
(2) Convicted and sentenced to R. I. for life on 18-3-1964.
(3) Pending in Sessions Court.
(4) Convicted and sentenced to death on 17-8-1963. Pend-
ing in High Court.
I82 (2) (3) (4) (S) (6) (7) (3) (9) (I0) (5) Convicted and Sentenced to 6months' R. I. and 3 months R.I. under two diﬂerent sec- tions of I.P.C. on 28-10-1963 Sentences to run concur--
rently.
(6) Convicted and sentenced to 4 years' R.I. on 17-4-69.
(7) (1) and (2) convicted and sentenced to 7 years' R. I.
each on 29-6-1963.
(8) Convicted and sentenced to death on 15-4-1963. Pending in High Court.
(9) Convicted and sentenced to imprisonment for life on 23-1-63.
(10) Accused persons acquitted on 29-2-1964.
Z88 ANDHRA PRADESH Statistics of cases of murder: for the last 10 years (:'.e., from 1953 10 1962) in Andhra Pradesh State Subiect (I953) (I954) (I955) (I956) (I957) (I958) (I959) (I960) (I961) (I962)
1. Number of murders reported to the police . . . 699 692 665 727 902 855 763 871 842 864
2. No. of cases of murders pro-
secuted . . . . 538 478 490 476 635 583 553 613 625 605
3. Number of cases of murder convicted in Sessions Court 245 209 240 202 263 266 276 326 316 323
4. No. of murder casesin which sentences of death were passed by the Sessions Court . 36 26 35 37 3x 26 49 48 42 30
5. No, of murder casesin which sefftences of imprisonment for life were passed by the Sessions Judge . . 85 75 8o 53 86 112 121 I25 155 I40
6. No. of cases of murders acquitted or in which sen-
tence reduced by High Court or Supreme Court. . I95 157 I54 I52 I69 2o5 I82 205 180 163
7. No. of cases in which sentence of death commuted. to 4 8 6 7 2 13 13 11 1
8. Net number of cases of mur- der in which the sentence of death was executed. . 2o 3 x 5 12 13 8 20 I6 9 3 $88 ANDHRA PRADESH STATEMENT----2 , _ . - - - ' -' nd Kzmz ml in<PHONE_NUMBER> Ofcases of murders for the last ten years (from 1953 to 1962) m the two notorzous cmnmalD1smcts of Gzmzur a ( Andhra Pradesh.
-------- --\--.___ S l .
N°- Subject.
1955 I956 I957 I954 962 1958 1959 I960 '96' 1 I953 ' _ .K . (}un.Kur. (Jun.
Gun. Kan Gum Kur. Gum Kur_ Gum Kur, Gun_ Kur. Gun. Kur. Gun. Ixur Gun ur 'L ____ *_> ' 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 I0 11 12 I3 14 15 I5 '7 18 19 20 ZI 22 I. Number of murders re-
104ported to the police. . 63 89 53 93 56 89 56 93 90 I17 87 84 74 69 I00 99 75 8 70
2. Number of cases of mur-
68 92 ders prosecuted. . so 4! 32 70 51 77
3. Number of cases of mur-
ers convicted in se-
SS1-onscourt. . _ 24 30 I5 31 28 44 II 24 34 33 27 34 19 40 48 43 42 34 30 44
4. Number of murder cases an wllltich sentences of cat we e as d b the Sessicranspcotexrt. y , -- 2 -- I 4 5 2 -- 5 ' 3 3 5- Number of murder cases in which senten-
ces of imprisonment forlife were passed by the Sessions Judge. . 6 3 2 Kur.
T798
6.
8. Number of cases of mur-
der acquitted or in which sentence re-
duced by High Court or Supreme Court.
Number of cases in whichsentcnce of death commuted.
Net number of cases of murder in which the sentence of death was executed.
_V___7W ._.§______ 18 II 17 I4 I2 17 21 I3 22 20 IO 26 15 15 II 983 BIHAR STATE Statement regarding capital punishment in murder cases Bihar State District or State Year Number Number Number Number Number Number, No. of Net No. of of murders of cases of cases of murder of murder of cases cases cases of Remarks reported of murder of murder cases in cases in of murder in which munlerin to the prosecuted convicted which sentences of acquitted sentence wh-'ch the police in sentences imprison- or in which of death sentence Sessions of death ment for sentence commuted of death Court were life were reduced by was passed passed High executed. by the by the Court or Sessions Sessions Supreme Court Judge. Court 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 I0 11 RanchiDistrict . 1954 . . 96 54 23 2 17 28 .. .. Figures in ooltunn (8) also indicate some 1955 105 69 21 16 42 2 previous pending ca- ses but disp0sed_ dur-
1956 I01 46 18 9 26 .. .. ing year mentioned in column No. (2).
1957 135 71 31 23 34 I It also applies to some other columns 1958 108 58 28 21 28 . as well.
1959 94 59 23 IS 32 - --
1960 117 83 24 18 48 .. ..
1961 114 88 34 17 41 . ..
1962 121 75 23 I5 31 ..
1953 96 59 4 4 I - -
988Santhal Parganas District.
Bihar State 1954 I955 I956 1957 1958 I959 1960 1961 1962 1963 I954 1955 I956 I957 I958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 79 91 73 77 106 68 96 87 92 60 756 754 801 842 891 810 359 838 863 826 33 43 33 3o 48 32 47 46 53 36 355 365 340 411 457 413 486 497 454 379 26 18 21 14 26 IS 28 25 22 149 142 130 147 201 I62 206 88 47 51 35 24 25 21 32 29 3I 30 27 I2 13 15 IO 13 12 II 61 63 62 84 92 95 117 07 98 33 I3 20 to 13 2I I4 15 19 1o :42 166 I34 152 I45 I50 I74 I53 152 56 13 II N A -b N RA L» \l U) 0\ L83 GUJARAT STATE Statement showing number of murders in the Gujarat State during last IO years i.e. from 1954 to 1963 S1. --w'%Wwim' ( mm-
N°- Hmds I954 I955 1956 1957 I958 1959 1960 I961 1962 1963 Total I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II 12 I3 (I) Number of murders reported to the Police , _
- 551 631 62! 807 749 751 782 775 781 690 7:33 (2) Number of cases of murders P'°S°°"'°d - - - 407 433 438 565 546 582 622 614 ms 522 5353 (3) Number of cases of murder convictedin Sessions Court 164 203 204 400 273 234 23, 282 I32 251 (4) Number of murder cases in 5 which Sentences of death were passed by the Sessions Court . 4 3 2 4 5 8 I8 12 7 3 66 (5) Number of murder cases in which Sentences of imprison- rnent forlife were passed by Sessions Judge . . . 36 so 47 73 79 85 IOI I01 91 50 (6) Number of cases of murder acquitted or in which sen-
tence reduced by High Court or Supreme Court . . 44 68 70 I00 99 I00 I30 122 155 (7) Number of cases in which sentence of death commuted 29 3 3 1 1 3 2 6 (8) Net number of cases of murder in which the sen-
tence of death was executed. 2 I 2 x . . 3 4 1 713 7° 959 5 54 883 '1Y\9'I ZZI--0Z GUJARAT STATE Szacmcnt slzozuing the infornmzion Hf ﬁgures of murders in Baroda 1)iszrz'cz (Gujarat State) from years 19 54 to I 963- 7;S\Il(.)v C HVe2:dsﬁk _ !7#"_:o54W 1o55 771.9?' 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 I962 1963 Total 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1o 11 12 13
-1. No. of murders rzer)or'ted«t0"t11'e police { 43 55 44 71 85 74 96 85 76 7,4 703
2. N0. of cases of murder prosecuted ' , 28 37 34 52 61 54 77 67 66 63 539
3. No. of cases of murder convicted in Sessions Court . . . . 5 18 17 30 34 35 46 35 38 20 278
4.  I 1 1 5 3 4 1 16
5. Numoer of murder cases in which sen- tences of imprisonment forlife were passed by the Sessions Judge . . .. 1 2 6 9 13 22 18 12 1o 93
6. Number of cases of murder acquitted or in which sentence reduced by High Court ot Supreme Court . , 16 15 14 18 19 15 28 34 22 21 202
7. Number of cases in which sentence of death commuted . . . . I .. . . .. I 2 . . I I 1 7
8.
3. Number of murders Police ed GUJARAT STATE Statelmmt showing the izzfarmatiuu 0 f ﬁgures of nmrders in Surat 1)z'sm'cz Gujarat State fromycars 1954 Z17 1963.
Heads I 9 54 reported to the . . . . 58 Number of cases of murder prosecut--
. - 49 Number of cases of murder convicted in Sessions Court . . . 20 Number of murder cases in which sen-
tences of death were passed by the Sessions Court . . .
Number of murder cases in which sen-
ICIICCS passed by the Sessions Judge of for life I 4 imprisonment Number of cases of murder acquitted orinwhichsentence reduced by High Court or Supreme Court , Number of cases in which sentence of death commuted . .
. 29 Net number of cases of murder in which the sentence ofdeath was exe-
cutcd 1955 53 40 IO 30 1956 60 42 I5 27 1957 I17 93 46 IO 47 I958 93 75 36 1959 86 64 39 I2 25 I960 79 32 IO 37 1961 I0 74 53 38 I2 25 1962 II I02 82 37 44 1963 I2 87 69 13 Total 13 2509 N \O U:
\l '4) TOTAL : . . 160 I48 313 252 226 227 212 270 :91 2136 068 HIMACHAL PRADESH Sfatezrzcnt Showing the Figures of murder cases in Himachal Pradcsh for the last IO yeazs No. of No. of murders cases of Year reported of murder the police. prosecuted.
I954 10 8 1955 I5 10 I956 9 8 1957 I7 13 1958 13 II 1959 I8 I4 1960 16 to I96! 20 I5 1962 2-0 15 1963 I6 IO N015 I 2 cases reported in 1963 are pending investigat'on and 6 pending trial.
4 cases reported in 1962 are pending trial.
No. of No. wf No. of No. of Net No. of cases murder cases of cases in cases of convicted casesin murder which murder in in Sessions wh'ch- acquitted or sentence of which the Court sentences of in which death sentence of imprisonment sentence commuted. death was for life were reduced by executed. passed by the H'gh Court Sessions or Supreme Judge. Court.
6 6 I 7 7 I 4 4 2 6 6 8 8 4 4 4 2 I I 7 6 1 5 5 I I63 KERALA Statement of murder casex--Capz'tal punishment for the year from 1954 to 1963 for Kerala N0- Heads 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 I 2 (I) No. of_murders reported to the Police . _ (2) No. of cases of murder pro- secuted , _ ( )No. of cases of murder con- 3 . . .
victed 1I1 Sessions Court (4) No_. of murder cases in \vh1Ch sentences of death were Passed by the Sessions Court . , _ (5) No. Of murder cases in which Semfﬁnces of imprison- ment for_ life were passed by the Sesslons Court _
6) No. _°f cases of murder acqultted or in which sen-
tence reduced by High Cour or Supreme Court . .
(7) No. of cases in which sen- tence of death commuted (8) No. of cases of murder in which the sentence of death was executed . .
172 160 106II 44 35 II 177 156 103 I0 48 52 I53 I39 82 I2 45 40 6 220 197 III I5 50 53 Nil 264 235 151 22 70 75 277 252 164 23 79 62 IO 235 208 I33 18 69 59 16 IO 253 236 I44 24 78 71 II 214 199 I22 28 55 53 I2 12 199 I77 I23 30 57 40 Is 868 MADHYA PRADESH No. of cases Year No. of murder No. of No. of murders No. of murders No. of murders cases reported murders convicted in in which death in which life of murders to the Police. prosecuted Sessions Court sentences were imprisonment acquitted or passed. were passed. in which sen- tence reduced by High Court or Supreme Court.
I 2 3 4 S 5 7 I956 . 1130 868 255 49 86 7 1957 1166 1037 253 57 so 6 I958 . 1203 1090 245 44 97 6 I959 - . 1326 1062 299 61 96 15 1950 . 1396 1091 328 43 116 9 196I . I378 I063 320 30 102 4 1962 1440 1051 304 18 142 6 1963 1330 1088 261 16 131 5 No. of cases in which sentences of death were commuted Net No. of cases of murders in whcih sen-
tence of death was executed.
€63 MADHYA! PRADESH JHABUA Statement slmwing the ﬁgures of murder: in the District of fhabua (Madhya Pradesh) Period from 1954 to 1964 ending jzmc, 1964 Year No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of Remarks murder cases of cases of murder murder cases of cases in cases of reported to murder murder cases in cases in murder which murder the Police prosecuted convicted in which sen-- which sen-- acquitted or sentence in which Sessions tences of tences of in which of death the sen- Court death were imprison-- sentence commuted. tenee of passed by ment of reduced by death was the Sessions life were High Court executed. Court. passed by or Supreme the Sessions Court Judge I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 I0 1954 79 56 22 I 12 4 I .. Rest of the cases were either ac-
quitted by the Sessions Court or were pending at the end of the year.
1955 . . . 77 54 21 .. 8 3 Do.
 Do.
$63 jnABuA--conzd.
_'§.r.zx,u/u5.'zt 5/zazu:/zg the figures of murders in the District of fhabua (/Wadhya Pradexh) pciord from 1954 I0 1964 ending _71mc, i964--(ConLd.) 1960 1961 1962 I963 I964 (Upio 'the chxi J Line, 1964).
' : Out of the 5 Cases in which sentences of death were passed (in 1957):
4 5 6 7 2% 9 10 76 67 30 . . 20 D0.
. 99 65 29 18 . . Do A 138 67 40 2.1 :2 D0 . 103 97 66 43 15 Do 59 41 30 20 . . Do.
oi C63 (:1) (10 \ (C;
3 cases were acquitted by High Court; the accused of one case died in imprisonment; there is no record avaiiable with the police as to whether the Capital Punishment was Carried out in vhe remaining one case MADHYA PRADESH Statement shfiwing the ﬁgurex of murders in the Dist;-ict of BASTAR (Mad/zya Pradcrlz) for file period fr0m I954 10 I954 ending fune 1064 No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of Remarks. Year murders cases of cases of murder murder cases of cases in of cases reported murder murder cases in cases in murder which of murder to the prosecuted _onvicted which wh!ch acquitted sentence in which Police in Sess- sentences sentences or in which of death the senten- sions Court. of death of sentence commuted. cc of death were [imp1'ison- reduced by Was passed by ment for High Court executed. the life were or Supreme Sessions passed by Court.
Court. Sessions Judge.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1o ._\, 1954 . . . 78 56 37 1 17 .. .. I 'W I955 . . . 52 47 33 3 12 I 3 --
1956 . . . 83 63 49 1 22 1 I ..
I957 . . o 65 67 47 .. I3 5 .. ..
1958 o o 0 86 35 00 I3 3 .. no 1959 . . . I15 84 45 .. 17 5 .. ..
I960 - . o 91 97 48 . . 1 1 2 . . ..
1961 . . . 105 88 58 3 16 4 .. 3 1962 . . - 97 32 27 I ' 15 5 . . ..
1963 . . . 72 58 31 .. 11 .. .. ..
C C', M' -- C v _~ ~__ --%'"-*1' , death were the Sessions Court No. of murder cases in which sentences of im-
prisonment for lifewere passed by the Sessions sentence executed MADRAS STATE Statement showing particulars regarding cases of Murderx in Madras State 1958 1959 1960 I954 I955 1956 I957 No. of murders reported to the Police No. of cases of murder prosecuted No. of cases of murder convicted in 589 734 734 721 735 757 710 734 520 631 545 554 604 617 588 626 Sessions
- 290 334 329 336 355 352 370 435 No. of murder cases in sentences passed by of . 73 I04 II7 I10 I15 I19 I07 130 o 1X2 I34 I15 I44 I50 I43 I45 174 No. of Cases of murder acquitted or sentences High Court or reme Court No. of cases in sentences of commuted Net number of cases of murder in which of death was in which reduced by Sup-
. I88 184 189 166 176 162 181 196 which death I6 30 24 34 29 36 37 32 the 44 53 55 50 A 3155;"
II 677 578 373 106 I63 172 34 33 956;;
I2 665 560 287 90 98 I02 29 L63 to H eads 1954 1955 MADRAS STATE SALEM DISTRICT 1956 1957 2 No. of murders reported to the Police , No. of cases of murder prosecuted .
No. of clues of murder convicted in Sessions Court N) . of murder cases in which sentences of death were passed by the Sessions Court No. of murder cases in which sentences 0fim--
prisonment for life were passed by the Sessions Judge No. of cases of murder acquitted or in which sentence reduced by the High Court or SLipre':n~.' Court I\'~'.u. of cases in sentences of commuted which death Net number of cases of murder in which the sentence of death was executed 98 88 59 I7 27 22 I4 104 35 44 16 I8 33 x3 I16 80 56 24 I3 21 I4 6 III 34 62 I4 15 20 Capital Pum'shment--ParticuIar: regarding caxes of murder for ten years 1958 III 81 48 24 I3 20 Is for S/11.I:'M DIS'./'RICY (_/Madras).
1959 50 28 23 17 1960 22I0 1961 10 I15 16 1962 II 34 53 1963 I2 95 53 868 19 No. of murders reported to the Pollce No. of cases of murder prosecuted No. of cases of murder convicted in Sessions Court No. of murder cases in which sentences of death passed by the Sessions Court _ No. of murder cases in which sentences of im-
prisonment for life were passed by the Sessions Judge No.of cases of murder acquitted or in which sentencercduced by the High Court or Sup-
reme Court _ No.ofcasesin which sen-
tence of death com-
muted . . .
Net number of cases of murder in which the sentence Of death was executed MADRAS STATE Coxmanromz DISTRICT 1954 I22 73 46 I4 27 33 I0 1955 117 I05 68 26 35 32 13 II 1956 133 95 5! 26 I8 25 I3 1957 I77 75 43 I8 25 18 I4 1958 I20 99 62 23 23 25 Capital Punishment----Particular: regarding cases of murder for ten years.
1959 1960 118 1 I I 98 91 51 62 13 17 13 20 22 28 8 1 12 14 14 I961 108 87 63 16 18 32 I962 I22 I02 65 19 19 2I 1953 99 60 30 I0 662 MAHARASHTRA Statement showing ﬁgures of murders for the State of Maharashtra for the last ten year:
No.' of No. of No. of No. cf No. of No. of N0. of A murders cases cases murder murder cases of cases Year reported of of murder cases in cases in murder in which to the murder convicted which which acquitted sentence of Police. prosecuted. in sentences sentences or in death was Sessions of death of which commuted. Court. were imprison- sentence passed by mcnt forlife reduced by the were High Sessions passed by Court or Court. the Supreme Sessions Court.
judge.
3 2 3 4 5 6 7 i'--i W 8A' C 1954 . . . . I035 672 289 29 I07 203 I6 1955 . . . . I141 757 310 40 115 224 :7 1955 . . . . I168 789 310 29 I20 277 24 1957 . . . . . I215 824 357 17 140 250 20 1958 . . . 1227 87! 390 31 I76 267 II 1959 . . I177 845 404 25 I86 242 2I I960 . . . I199 798 466 35 208 234 20 I951 . . I103 825 407 28 214 233 23 1962 I164 861 487 31 247 202 17 I963 I054 689 212 13 128 m7 12 cases of murder in which sentence of death was executed.
as 008 0OO\-l>-Ii IO * From 1954 to 3o-4-I960, the figures are for the former Bombay State.
MAHARASHTRA Statement showing _/lgures of murder: for two notoriously criminal Districts No. of cases of No. of murder cases No. of murder cases No. of cases of Year No. of murder re- No. of cases of ported to the Police. murder prosecuted. murder convicted in which sentences in which sentences murder acquitted in Sessions Court. of death were of imprisonment or in which sen-
passed try the Ses- for life were tence reduced by sions Court. passed by the High Court or Sessions Iudge. Supreme Court . I 2 3 4 5 6 7 Thana District x954 . . . . 80 55 II . . 2 43 I955 . . . . I22 81 26 2 3 53 1955 , , , . 101 7: 21 1 4 69 I957 . . . . I09 90 3° 1 1° 50 I958 .  S9 49 1° 1 3 I08 5 6 7 Sholapur District 1954 67 47 I3 6 22 I955 62 36 IO 6 17 I956 75 45 I7 I 12 15 1957 . X04 65 27 . . 16 25 I953 82 64 25 2 17 23 I959 68 45 21 I I2 15 195° 34 67 27 I7 21 I96! 80 59 21 3 6 20 1962 86 67 26 2 18 28 I963 70 45 12 7 2 E08 $1.
No.
MANIPU R Murder Case: reported in the last 10 years Year No. of No. of No; or No. of No. of No. of N0. of Net num- murders cases of cases 01 murder murder cases of casesin her of reported murders murders cases in cases in murder which cases of to the prosecuted convicted in which Sen-- which scn~ acquitted Orin sentence murder in Police Sessions tences of t€nC£S of which Sentenccs of death which the Court death were imprison- reduced by commuted. sentence passed ment for High Court was by the life were or Supreme executed. Sessions passed Court Court by the Sessions judge 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 I0 1953 10 7 1 6 I954 8 7 2 5 I955 5' 2 . 2 1956 12 IO » 3 2 5 for other Oﬂ"ences*.
2for murder.
Remarks (18 months R.I.
& :1 fine of Rs.
roo/- in default 3 months' R.I.).
('1'wcyear$' R.I.
in each case).
*[(i)-I. 7 years' RI
(ii)-1. a fine Ff Rs. 6oo/-- in default 6 months' R.I.
(iii)-I. a ﬁne of Rs. 45o/- in default6 months' R.I.] €08
6.' ~_J I0.
I for other offences. ' 9 2 3 4 5 10 II 1957 19 11 2 for murder *(Ten years' R.I.).
I for other OtTences* 1958 9 7 4 1959 I4 12 I t(5 years' R.I.). for other oﬂ"enccs.* 3 for murder 1960 31 I4 3 I *[(i)---I-10 years' for other R.I.
offences.' (ii)---I-8 years' ._ R.I.
4 (in)------I-5 years' for murder. .I.] 1961 25 I2 4 *[(i) I -3 years' for other R.I.
oﬂ'ences.* (ii) 2---~2 years _ R.I. each.
3 (iiz) I----I years' for murder R.I.
I962 17 I *(5 years' R.I.).
T708 'M91 zzI--Iz MYSORE ATE S'l'A'I'EMEN'1' No. 1 Details of Murder cases for laxt ten years S1.
N0- Particulars I953 I954 1955 1956 I957 1958 x959 I960 1961 1962 Remarks 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1o 11 12 13 I. No. of murders reported to the Police . . . 652 658 694 574 645 633 642 744 7o7 724 No of murder cases pro-
secuted . . . . 455 452 438 399 486 525 485 496 548 439 N
3. No. of murder cases con-
victed in Sessions Court . 17o 180 197 159 225 203 22; 199 I97 232
4. No. of murder cases in which sentences of death were passed by the Ses-
sions Court . . . 3 7 8 5 II 14 8 12 8 3
5. No. of murder cases in which sentences of im-
prisonment for life were passed by the Sessions judge . . . . 42 79 66 71 77 84 91 74 82 94
6. No_. of murder cases Ac-
quitted . . . . 239 231 206 207 220 247 237 276 295 240 . (a) No. of murder cases in which sentence was re-
dued by High Court . 2 5 6 3 6 IO 7 7 5 4 908 ,7.
8. (l~) No. of murder cases in which sentence was re-
duced by Supreme Court . .
No. of cases in which sen-
tences of death were com-
muted . .
Net No. of murder cases in which the sentences of death were executed TOTAL :
3 4 5 6 7 3 9 10 II 12 I3 2 8 3 6 2 I 5 3 5 1 1 4 I 2 I 3 3 Two notoriously Cri-
minal Districts---
(2') Bclgaum;
(ii) Bijapur.
1516 I613 908 I527 I422 I678 I595 1815 I843 MYSORE STATE STATEMENT No. 2.
Details of murder cases for last ten years in respect of Belgaum and Bijapur District.
Net No. of murder cases in which the sentence of death was executed . . .
S1. Belgaum District No. Particular s -------- -~ 1953 I954 I955 1956 1957 I953 1959 1960 I961 1962
1. No. of murders reported to the Police 141 I28 I46 122 I19 114 I28 I15 H2 134
2. No. of murder cases prosecuted 83 72 111 90 91 84 95 9o 88 I02
3. No. of murder cases Convicted in Sessions Court . . . . 30 31 5o 40 57 44 42 45 32 49
4. No. of murder cases in which sentences of death were passed by the Sessions Court I 4 3 I 2 5 3 5 1 3
5. The murder cases in which sentences of impri- sonment forlife were passed Ly the Sessions Judge . . . . . I2 23 26 28 29 35 33 2o 17 25
6. No. of murder cases Acquitted 3o 25 36 28 17 25 41 38 43 36
(a) No. of murder easesin which sentence was reduced by High Court . 2 3 2 2 2
(b) No. of murder cases in which sentence was reduced by Supreme Court .
7. No. of cases in which sentences of death com- muted . . I 1 . 2 I
8. L08 MYSORE STATE STATEMENT No. 2.
Detail: of murders cases for last ten years in respect of Belgaum and Bzjapur District
81. Bijapur District No. Particulars --_ I953 1954 1955 I956 1957 1953 1959 I960 1961 I962
1. No. of murders reportd to the Police . I05 I02 74 71 81 85 71 84 103 82
2. No. of murder cases prosecuted . . . 78 52 55 48 6o 62 58 57 74 61
3. No. of murder cases convicted in Sessions Court . . . . . . . 27 21 23 21 28 29 24 I8 18 26
4. No. of murder cases in which sentences of death were passed by the Sessions Court . .. .. 3 .. 2 .. .. .. .. 2
5. The murder cases in which sentences of impri- sonment forlife were passed by the Sessions Judge . . . . . . . 3 8 7 9 ro 6 7 6 7 I0
6. No. of murder cases Acquitted . . . 51 31 32 27 32 33 34 39 56 35
(a) No. of murder cases in which sentence was reduced by High Court . . .. I I . . I . . I I
(b) No. of murder casesin which sentence was reduced by Supreme Court
7. No. of cases in which sentences of death com- muted . . .
8.  2 . . I . . I 8C8 No. of No. of Year murders cases reported of murder to Police prosecuted 1 W 2 5 5 3 I 954 273 '- 30 I 955 . 275 98 1956 279 139 1 957 , , 262 191 I958 . . 269 206 1 959 . . 3 13 235 I960 . . . 346 259 I961 , , , 267 207 I 962 . . . 325 269 . 333 253 I963 ment.
ORISSA STATE FIGURES or MURDER FROM 1954 TO 1963.
No. of cases of murders convicted in Sessions Court 129 148 92 160 176 163 175 NOTE ----Koraput and Mayurbhoni are the two notoriously crimir No. of No. of murders murder cases in cases in which which sentences of sentences of death i mpri Son ment were passed for life by Sessio. IS were passed Court by the Sessions Judge 5 6 6 I00 3 147 5 125 .. 110 2 145 I 91 1 I 50 176 9 154 I 174 a1 distr (ts of the Otissa State according to the State Govern~ No. of No. of cases of cases in murder which acquitted or ser,ttr.ce of in which death senteme (0n:rr.ut(d reduced by the High Court or Supreme Court 7 8 25 5 31 34 3 32 30 I I0 30 I 47 35 9 29 Net No. of murder casesin uh (I1 the sentence of death was executed 608 a 3 PUNJAB STATE No. of No. of No. of No.of No. of No. of No. of Net number Year murders cases of cases of murder murder cases of cases in of cases of reported murder murder cases in cases in murder which murder to the prosecuted convicted in which which acquitted or sentence of in which the Police Sessions sentences sentences in which death sentence of Court of death of imprison- sentence commuted death was were ment of reduced by executed passed by life were the High the Sessions passed by Court or Court the Sessions Sureme Judge Court W_ I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1954 542 495 269 79 124 157 10 10 1955 614 496 282 85 I25 I46 6 11 1955 590 474 223 57 99 175 14 15 1957 604 483 236 79 I16 176 15 11 1958 598 497 251 73 127 162 29 12 I959 596 487 242 67 I53 151 15 12 1960 543 470 248 69 140 I32 21 20 1961 523 450 273 79 163 150 17 21 1962 571 480 272 57 174 143 16 1 1 I963 533 430 I91 56 I38 73 II 4 5814 4762 2487 711 I359 I465 154<PHONE_NUMBER> 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 I954 I955 I956 1957 1958 1959 1960 I961 I962 I963 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 FEROZEPUR DISTRICT 90 64 34 12 21 29 1 H 116 88 51 22 22 37 .. 3 I09 89 36 23 7 54 7 7 94 83 45 I4 25 40 I 2 94 73 34 I3 I6 40 b 4 91 84 36 13 16 48 .. 4 33 71 33 I4 19 33 4 9 98 82 44 15 26 38 IO 86 74 44 8 34 39 3 79 6% 23 3 2o 4 940 771 385 137 206 362 21 42 BHATINDA DISTRICT 53 54 28 6 22 11 3 3 40 36 17 3 I4 8 2 1 36 32 2o 6 14 8 3 3 46 42 I4 4 I0 5 2 2 . 41 39 24 8 16 8 4 4 59 52 24 4 29 I0 I 3 61 58 33 I2 21 11 7 5 45 42 23 4 19 9 2 2 SI 47 23 5 18 7 3 2 83 75 32 IS 17 6 3 2 530 487 238 67 I80 83 30 27 H8 TRIPURA STATE .\'tatement of Capital Cases from I9 54 to 196 3.
_ _._.______ _ _____ ____ 5 __ ______* ,,_ ____ ___ No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of Net No. No. of murders cases of cases of murder murder cases of cases in cases in of cases of cases Year reported murder murder cases in cases in murder which which murder pending to the prose-- convicted which which acqit- sentence sentence in which trial in Police. cuted. in sentences sentences ted. reduced of death the Sessions Sessions of death of by High com- sentence Court. Court. were imprison- Court or muted. of passed ment Supreme death by the for life Court. was Sessions were executed.
Court. passed by the Sessions Judge.
1 2 3 4 5 6 (0) 6 (17) 7 3 9 I0 e -- > -------------- . -- _--.:£-.{__;_.-  M 1955 . . . . 13 II 7 I 4 2 1956 . . . .  I 5 I2 7 3 5 1 1959 . . . . 25 11 7 I 4 2 I960 . 30 I7 8 3 9 1961 . . . . 22 12 5 1 7 I 1962 . . . . 31 I2 4 I 8 2 I963 . . . . 21 I 5 5 2 8 2 59 Number of murders re-
ported to the Police Number of cases of mur-
der prosecuted .
Number of cases of mur-
der convicted in Sessions Court Number of murder cases in which the sentences of death were passed by the Sessions Court .
Number of murder cases in which sentences of im-
prisonment for life were passed by the Sessions Judge . . .
Number of cases of mur-
der acquitted or in which sentence reduced by the High Court or Supreme Court . . .
Number of cases in which sentence of death com-
muted Net number of cases of murder in which the sen-
tence of death was exe-
cuted . .
I39 180 237 29 24 U.P. STATE Figures of murder etc. for the State of U.P. for the years 1954 to 1963 169 170 233 31 46 1956 1477 1046 415 154 222 237 36 41 1957 1362 I002 393 138 210 254 28 54 1958 1554 III2 435 158 233 261 46 41 1959 1613 I194 438 167 247 254 44 47 165 262 346 52 1961 1962 2135 2245 I333 1442 502 590 172 193 323 355 359 355 62 41 44 35 2164 I385 420 143 SI?
to Number of murders re-
ported to the Police Number of Cases of mur-
dcr prosecuted Number of cases of mur-
der convicted in Sessions Court Number of murder cases in which the sentences of death were passed by the Sessions Court .
Number of murder cases in which sentences of im-
prisonment for life were passed by the Sessions Judge Number of cases of mur-
der acquitted or in which sentence reduced by the High Court or Supreme Court . . .
Number of cases in which sentence of death com-
muted . .
Net number of cases of murder in which the sen-
tence or death was exe-
cuted 1954 55 28 14 1955 35 19 1956 64 38 17 1957 45 39 16 1958 56 32 1959 43 31 13 1960 37 43 22 13 Pigu1'cs of Murder etc. for the two notoriously criminal districts (in respect of Unnao) for years 1954 to 1963 18 II 13 1718 Figures of Murder etc. for the two notoriously criminal district (in respect of District Hardoi) N Number of murders re-
ported to the Police Number of cases of mur-
der prosecuted Number of cases of mur-
der convicted in Sessions Court . .
Number of murder cases in which the sentences of death were passed by the Sessions Court . .
Number of murder cases in which sentences of im-
prisonment for life were passed by the Sessions Judgc . . . .
Number of cases of mur-
der acquitted or in which sentence reduced by the High Court or Supreme Court . . . .
Number of cases in which sentence of death com-
muted . . . .
Net number of cases of murder in which the sen-
tence of death was exe-
cuted . .
I954 I955 1956 56 62 52 56 44 42 18 32 15 3 3 2 5 8 6 2 4 I 3 2 1957 45 39 26 1958 52 44 32 II 1959 42 34 25 10 for the years 1954 to 1963 1960 1961 42 50 34 23 16 22 3 5 13 9 I I 2 4 I 1 1962 1963 68 46 45 34 I4 5 1 1 IO 4 2 918 WEST BENGAL Statement of murder case: of West Eegalfor the years from 1954 to 1963 Year No. of murder No. of cases of No. of cases of No. of murder No. of murder No. of cases of No. of cases in Net number of cases reported murder p'r0se-- murder convic-- cases in which cases in which murder acqu- which sen- cases of mur- to the Police. cuted. ted in Ses- sentences of sentences of itted or tence of ders in which sions Court. death were imprisonment in which sen- death was sentence of passed by for life were tcnees rc-- commuted dcaih the Sessions passed by duced by the executed. Court the Sessions High Court Judge or Supreme Court I 2 3 4 S 6 7 3 9 1954 410 I59 47 2 8 26 I I 1955 447 I38 46 3 24 29 1 1 1956 464 I76 68 9 I6 28 7 2 I957 496 I99 79 7 28 36 3 4 I958 . . . 454 235 96 5 35 46 4 I 1959 . . . 450 220 82 6 35 35 2 I I960 461 232 III 9 47 33 6 2 I961 . . 452 247 102 9 43 32 I I962 473 233 97 I0 41 26 3 I963 470 231 83 7 46 14 2 918 The statement for two notoriously criminal Districts of West Bengal in respect of murder cases for the years 1954 to 1963 Year Two no to ruous No. of No. fo No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of Net number criminal districts murder cases cases of murder murder cases of cases in of cases cases of murder cases cases murder which of murder reported to murder pr0- convicted in in which in which acquitted or sentence in which the Police. Secuted Sessions sentences of sentences of in which of death Sentence of Court death were imprison- sentence commuted death was passed by the ment for reduced by executed. Sessions life were the High Court passed by Court the Session or Supreme Judge Court I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 I0 1954 . . 24-Parganas . , 76 30 11 .. I 33 Burdwan . . 35 II 1 1 .. I0 1 K' 1955 , . 24-Parganas , .- 92 I6 4 . . 3 Burdwan . . 36 6 3 ,_ 3 3 1956 . _ 24-Parganas _ . 88 32 8 _, 1 ,, Burdwan . . 37 7 1 I 1 5 1 I957 . . 24--Parganas _ _ 9o 23 to 4 Burdwan . , 34 15 3 I 3 12 1 I958 . . 24-Parganas , , 96 4o 16 3 .

Union Territories of Himachal Pradesh, Manipur, Tripura and N-aga Hills etc. 1959 Madhya Pradesh, U. P., Rajasthan, Orissa and West Bengal.
1960 Assam, Aadhra Pradcsh, Madhya Pradcsh, Orissa, Maharash- tra and Manipur.
1961 U. P., Bihar, Mysore, Kerala, Madras and Nagaland.
1962 U. P., Rajasthan, Maha.rashtrt.a, Madhya Pradesh, Orissa, Tripura and And-amans and Nizobar Islands.
1ND1A--TABLE SHOWING NOTICEABLE INCREASE IN THE CRIME or MURDERS IN CERTAIN CITIES'.
Increase in particular cities Year Increase in Cities 1958 Bangalore and Delhi.
1959 Bombay.
I963 Cxlcutta and Bombay.
I961 Kanpur and Hyderabad.
I962 Bangalore, Ahmedabad a d Madras.
I. Based on Crime, in Intiia (1958), page 3 ; (1959), page 4 ; (1960), pagg 4 ; (1961; page 6 at1d(I962), page 6.
IND1A--GRAPH OF MURDER CASES (Cases reported to the Police)' 320 APPENDIX XXXVI (1953 TO 1962) 11600 5 I ' ' 11.:
11500 f 3 J E ' 5-
» \ . , ' j_--_.
11400 ' 1 ' ' ' § f 1x300 l § § __ F_ i 5*-
IIZOO f } i ;--_>~_N__ IIIOO 1 Q 3 E E E Z } I I j , ' 1 u 5 = 0 ' *-"' IIOOO 3 E | g 3 E x0900 ' \ 9 ; i } F-
1o8oo § 5 [ f E _- ~ [-F-
» __ __ ' ' __________ moo J ; I : 1 u 4 3 1 ' , _..__._ 10600 J I i E 3 t 5 10500 El ! n' ' moo x s 1 2 ; % i 5 13300 J J g j E ' J j 10200 j E K ? } J } i 1 '. ' * 2 I I 10100 ' \ 4 1 \ i \ ; 10000 I ] 5 E y ] j I L ' L - ig" 990° 1 X 1 > \ 3
::'--_:}'---j T' l:'i'--" ' ' n } 9800 1 1 V i J R
------------. :--j ------_. ' \ 970° 2 1 ? 'r 5 = w % ' ; 0 % { ! ' r ' ' \ [ ' A 1953 E 1954 # 1955 I956 \ 1957 1 I958 1959 J 1960 i 196! 2 I962 4 ~ ' ~ i 2 5 } M 1
1. Based on Crime in India (1953), (1954) and subsequent years.
'fl 1' '-.'i*:'§"'ZZ \ APPENDIX XXXVII I88 INDIA---DETAII.,ED ANALYSIS OF MURDERS IN INDIA (195I--I96I) (1') Causes of Murders;
(ii) Means employed to commit murder. MURDERS IN INDIA IN 1951 Detailed Analysis of Causes of Murders in India W V 7 Causes of Murders S.No. State Murders Deliberate Murders Murders Murders Murders Murders Miscelrt for gain murders committed for pur- of public in land in ncous in revenge during poses of servants or disputes communal party terrorisation persons distur- feuds & assisting bances riots as at them for result of doing their sudden duty altercation I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 I. Andhra Pradesh . . . . . . 81 I01 no 61 8 54 5 281
2.
3.  Gujarat .
5. Jammu & Kashmir . . . . . 6 9 2 .. .. IO .. 24
6.  I7 .. 65
7.  I04 169 43 11 3 123 4 449
8.     I7 ".39 N I .. .. :7 :.___ 114 : 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 I0 I2. Punjab . 62 I94 45 44 5 I52 - - 458 I3. Raiastnan , , 38 73 45 1° 5 41 7 305 X4.
15. West Bengal 22 I01 48 79 .. 139 15A. Calcutta . I0 3.' 3 - - - - 3
16. A. & N. Islands . . I . . I :7. Delhi , _ _ .. .. . . - -
18. yHimacha1 Pradesh 5 3 - - 2 3 I9. "Manipur , . . 2 I 1 » 2 2o.  I - -
2I. Pondichcrry . - - - - ° - ' "
22. Tripura . 2 3 I 3
1. Based on ﬁgures supplied by Home Ministry-
MURDERS IN INDIA IN 1952 Causesaof Murders S.N0. State Murders Deliberate Murders Murders Murders Murders Murders Miscella- for gain murders committed for pur- of public inland in neous in revenge during poses of servants disputes communal party terrorisa- or persons distur- feuds & tion assisting bances riots as a them for result of doing their sudden a1- duty tercation I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 I0 I. Andhra Pradesh 65 I19 106 I6 16 58 4 363
2. Assam . . 33 90 56 5 61 .. ..
3. Bihar 74 I2 28 I 148 . . 504
4.
5. Jammu & Kashmir 6 7 6 .. 3 .. I9
6. Kerala . . 9 62 23 6 I 16 .. 86
7. Madhya Pradesh .: )3 I42 48 21 1 142 I 444
8. Madras . . 57 76 82 I3 1 205 I4 352
9.   I47
12. Punjao . . . 49 219 55 3o 2 158 I 414
13. Rajasthan . . . . 51 87 58 ' I8 7 44 5 218 I4. Uttar Pradesh , , , .. .. . .2 .
15. West Bengal , , , I0! 66 . I 88 8 112 ISA.  I . .. . .. .. I I7.  I8. Himachal Pradesh . , 6 . . 1 . . 3 , , 7 I9.  I .. I . 5
20. Nagaland . . . . I .. . .. ..
21.
22. Tripura . . . . 3 2 I . I 13 888 Munmzns IN INDIA IN I953 Causes of Murders S.No. State Murders Deliberate Murders Murders Murders Murders Murders Miscel- for gain murders committed for pur- of public in land in laneous in revenge during poses of servants disputes communal ' party terroriSa- or persons distur- feuds & tion assisting bances riots as a them for result of doing their sudden a1- duty tercation I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 I0 I Andhra Pradesh . . . . . . 73 I08 99 II 4 74 6 348 2 Assam . . . . . . . . 26 95 59 5 I 42 -- -- 3 Bihar _ . . _ , , , . 68 18 I7 2 . . II2 I 463
4.
5. Jammu & Kashmir . . . . . I3 9 5 .. .. 4 .. I2
6.
10.  Orissa . _ , _ , , . I3 38 .. .. .. 27 .. I46
12.    I5.    A&N Islands 3 .. 1 I7.
18. Himachal Pradesh . . . . . I 3 3 I9. Manipur . . 2 . .
2o. Nagaland 2
21. Pondieherry .
22. Tripura u.
U) N 5'' III 0.2 Av-ocz W8 Murders Deliberate S. State for .murders in No. gain revenge I 2 3 4 I. Andhra Pradesh . 54 113
2. Assam . 20 I 16
3. Bihar . 73 25
4.
5. Jammu and Kashmir 7 9
6. Kerala . . 3 62
7. Madhya Pradesh . 87 169
8. Madras . 34 106
9. Maharashtra . . . .
IO. Mysore 43 63 1 1. Orissa I4 58 I2. Punjab 28 I22
13. Rajasthan 31 75 I4. Uttar Pradesh . . . .
15. West Bengal 23 83 15A. Calcutta . I2 39
16. A. & N. Islands . .. 2
17. Delhi . . . _ . . , I8. Himachal Pradesh . . I
19.  N agaland . . . I
21. Pondicherry . , , . .
22. Tripura . I 3 MURI5ERs iN lNr>1A lN 1954 Causes of Murders Murders com- Murders 7Murders of Murders Murders in mitted during for public in land communal petty feuds purposes of servants disputes distur- and riots terrorisa-- or persons bances as a result tion assisting of sudden them for altercation doing their duty 5 6 7 8 9 84 8 7 80 9 64 3 40 . .
17 . . I22 . .
'4 "'1 I 'i I'.
19 7 14 1 37 25 II 157 8 67 6 4 162 13 .5.6 . .3 I .8.7 .I.I 2 . . . . 27 . .
29 8 3 I14 . .
35 5 3 33 9 59 71 . .
7 I . .
. . 2 . .
I' '5 '2 Miscel-
laneous IO 356 48é ii;
68 508 298 315 162 325I75 105 NNwoo\15 SZS ,_.--_.__i __v Munmzns IN INDIA IN 1955 Causes of Murders S.N0. State Murders Deliberate Murders Murders Murders Murders Murders Miscclla~ for gain murders committed for pur- of public in in neous in revenge during poses of servants land communal party terrorisa- or persons disputes distur- feuds & tion assisting! bances riots as a them for?
result of doing their sudden 2.1- duty tercation I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1o
1. Andhra Pradesh .| 46 $102 86 19 6 58 II 317
2. Assam . . . 23 r07 62 6 2 47 . . . .
3. B1h_ar . 91 28 21 2 . . I27 .. 468
4.
5. Jammu & Kashmir . I2 12 5 .. 16 I 21
6. Kerala . . . ' 3 68 27 9 1 15 2 93
7. Madhya Pradesh .| 74 I67 55 23 5 I61 7 525
8. Madras . . . 39 84 64 3 8 189 20 333
9. Maharashtra . . . 6 .  Io. Mysore . . 31 69 so [3 3 85 5 336
11. Orissa . I2 42 .. ['2 .. 23 . . 176 I2. £111_1l3t1';1 n . . 3o Igr 29 11 5 IOI . . 311
13. ajas a . . 2 :4. gm gradcfh . 3 :7' '.'7 5 .'.' '.5 .'.' 1??
15. est enga . . 26 6 _ 1 1 15/' . Calcutta . . . 6 g . 3;
16.
18. Himachal Pradesh . . I .    , _ I
22. Tripura . . 4 _- [3 , 5 '.2- -9.
988MURDERS IN INDIA IN I956 S.No. State Murders Deliberate Murders Murders Murders Murders Miscel- for gain murders committed for pur- of public in land in I laneous in revenge during poses of servants disputes communal party terrorisa- or persons distur- feuds & tion assisting bances 'I ' riots as a 'them for result of doing their sudden al-] duty tercation 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 I0 I. Andhra Pradesh 64 no 73 2o 5 56 It 388
2. Assam . . 24 100 51 7 .. 54 .. . .
3. Bihar 97 28 18 I . . 106 . . 502
4.
5. Jammu & Kashmir 12 8 5 . . . . 2 . . I7
6. Kerala . . . . 54 2o 8 . . 16 1 7r
7. Madhya Pradesh 104 170 49 32 7 134 7 614
8. Madras 45 95 86 8 5 159 22 276
9.  IO. Mysore 33 63 46 3 3 81 8 327
11. Oris_sa . . I6 41 .. I .. 23 .. 185 I2. Puruab . 27 83 39 7 5 73 I 341
13. Rayasthan . 32 83 33 11 9 25 8 180
14.  I5. West Bengal 3o 92 67 I . . 81 2 136 15A.   I I7.
18.   I . . . . 2 9 2o. Nagaland . . . . 2 4o 6 . . 3
21.  Tripura I 4 I . 4 Causes of Murders Murders LZ8 MURDERS IN INDIA IN 1957 Causes of Murders 8- State Murders Deliberate Murders c0m- Murders for Murders of Murders Murders Miscel- N°- for gain murders in mitted purposes of public in land in laneous revenge during terr0risa- servants disputes communal party feuds tion or persons distur- and riots assisting banccs as a result them for of sudden doing altercation their duty ' 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 I0 I. Andhra Pradesh _ 60 I04 I I1 29 6 73 I2 507 :- - - gtl 108 53 6 I 44 .. ..
4. Gujarat , _ 27 . . 3 108 r 540
5.
6.  Orissa 9 45 __ H 35 H 158 12- Pumab 27 74 26 5 4 79 388 I3. Rajasthan 23 70 34 1° 6 51 20 I4.  Calcutta _ , 25 13:, 73/. I 2; 99 I25
16. A. & N. Islands . _. 2 I " 3 I7. Delhi . . . ' ' --
18. Himachal Pradesh ? Ii ,9, "5 I9. Manipur , __ 2 __ __ I I6
20. Nagaland . _ . _ I I0
21. Pondicherry 2 _ . _ _ ' '
22. Tripura 3 3 I 7 838 Mummzs IN INDIA IN 1958 Causes of Murders Murders Deliberate Murders Murders Murders of Murders Murders Miscellane- State for gain murders in committed for public in land In Ous revenge during purposes servants disputes communal party feuds of or persons distur- and riots terrori-- assisting bances as a re-- sation them for sult of doing their altercation duty 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO
1. Andhra Pradesh 60 I 34 97 1 I 5 77 5 469
2. Assam . 23 117 58 6 r 51 .. __
3. Bihar . 93 30 35 I .. 121 .. 571
4.
5. Jammu and Kashmir. 6 15 4 2 1 8 _. 31
6. Kerala . . 3 79 26 8 4 30 4 I07
7. Madhya Pradcsh I16 203 58 37 12 131 7 616
8. Madras . 31 ro4 7o 13 9 144 26 297
9.  Io. Mysore 35 57 56 3 2 79 2 410 II- 011553 I4 9 .. .. .. 40 197
12. Punjab 20 102 26 6 5 I I0 .. 331 I 3. Raiasth-an 37 91 47 8 3 37 13 192
14.
15. West Bengal 37 I07 64 I 76 124 r5A. Calcutta . . 1 29 2 . . . . 4
16. A. & N. Islands . .. . . .. .. .. 4
17. Delhi . . . 13 I5 19 _, ,_ 17 I8. Himachal Pradesh . _. 3 1 _ _ 3 5
19. Mampuf - I . . 2 . . . . 6
20. Nagaland I I . . 2 . . 3
21.  Tripura 2 3 4 2 3 638 Munmms IN Irmm m 1959 Causes of Murders State Murders Deliberate Murders 088 Murders Murders Murders Murders Miscel- for gain murders committed for pur- of public in land in laneous in revenge during poses of ter- servants disputes communal party 'rorisation or persons distur- feuds & assisting bancese riots as a them for result of doing their 5!» sudden a1- duty 1-' tercation~ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 I0
1. Andhra Pradesh 69 I32 80 9 3 71 9 390
2. Assam . . 29 I11 55 6 4 49 . . . .
3. Bihar 86 2o 26 . . 2 123 4 548
4.
5. Jarmnu & Kashmir 8 12 5 .. .. 6 .. 3o
6. Kerala . . . 4 82 35 10 x 31 5 no 7 Madhya Pradesh 118 2x5 57 41 7 171 n 674
8. Madras 33 8o 96 5 r 159 3x 303
9.  I0. Mysore 39 62 70 I 5 92 . 377
11. Onssa . 21 29 . . . . I I6 234
12. Punjab 24 I00 38 8 6 116 310
13. Rajasthan . 45 82 33 6 8 46 227
14.
15. West Bengal 22 92 70 2 . . 87 . I40 15A.  A&N Islands . . I .   Himachal Pradesh 4 I I . . . . 5 . . 9
19. Manipur . . . 3 2 . . 2 . . 2 5
20. Nagaland . . . . . I 2 . . . . . 3
21. Pondicherry . .. 2 . . . . 1 .. . . 2
22. Tripura . . 5 6 3 I . . 2 . . 8 MURDERS IN INDIA IN 1960 Causes of Murders . No. State Murders Deliberate: Murders Murders Murders Murders Murders Miscel- for gain murders committed for pur- of public inland in laneous in revenge '_durin g noses of ter- servants disputes communal party crrisation or persons distur- feuds & assisting banccs} riots as: them for result of doing their sudden al- duty tercation I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 I0
1. Andhra Pradesh , 73 I67 90 IO 6 66 I0 450
2. Assam . . 41 129,' Q 70 8 5o 26 . .
3- B1h_ar . . 76 2! 36 . . . . 136 1 550
4. Gujarat . . . 45 I38 11 . . II 53 I 638
5. Jammu & Kashmir _ 9 9 6 4 __ 5 ,_ 23
6. Kerala . . . 2 74 33 I3 I 21 3 85
7. Madhya Pradesh .  I41] I3I I .. .. I I5 . . 282 12- gtlfliala 23)! 90. ' 33 6 8 82 .- 299 I3. a)ast an 28 ' 81 8 32 .2" :3 .7 3 #7 3 3 15- CS3 1183 31 » 93 9 ' 61 I 84 I 117 15/ Calcutta , 4 "32 Q 5 __ __ ,_ 9 16- A&N1S1=mdS .. .. .. .. .. .. .. x I7. Delhi . . . . 8 17 IO .. .. . . .. 21
18.  Manipur . . .. 4 [1 .. I 1 6 :8 2o. II;Tag§!aEd 1 , . 7 x . . . . I
21. on 1C erry __ g __ __ _ 5
22. Tripura 4" 15" E" 2 2 7
29.» I88 MURDERS IN lNI>1A IN I961 Causes of Murders S. No. State Murders Deliberate Murders Murders Murders Murders Murders for gain murders committed for pur-- of public in land in in revenge during poses of ter- servants disputes com.munal party rorisation or persons distur- feuds & assisting bances riots as a them for result of doing their sudden a1- duty tercation I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1. Andhra Pmdesh 78 I63 104 II 5 64 11
2. Assam 34 I26 57 5 . . 66 3 3- Bihar 87 I 5 27 3 2 I45 . .
4. Gujarat _ _ 44 79 42 . . 13 48 . . 5- Jammu & Kashmir 3 IO 5 . . 1 6 I
6. Kerala . . 5 74 18 I2 I 38 2 7- Madhya Pradesh I34 204 58 47 I2 I86 33
8.
10. Mysore 38 79 63 2 I 85 3 II.  22 . .
I2. Punjab 23 89 26 8 8 77 . .
I3. Ra;-asthan _ , 31 77 34 II 6 58 5 I4.  I 80 15A.  I6. A&N Islands . I . . .. . . .. .. ..
17.  I8. Himachal Pradesh . . 2 4 I . . . . 2 . . 19- Manipur , , I 2 3 . . . . 1 4 20- N1'-galand .. I . . 7 5 . . . . 2r.
22. Trlpura _ _ . 4 5 3 1 Miscel-
laneous 704 33° 46;
213 3142x7 xéi 2 21 II I4 882 'P?°T'?"~."'!"~."!°'."
MURDERS IN INDIA IN 1951 Detailed Analysis of means of causing murders Means employed to commit murder I_. Based on ﬁgures supplied by Ministry of Home Affairs:
State _By . By By By By By Mis- Remarks, poisoning hanging throttling blunt sharp the use eella- if any or stone weapons, edged of neous throwing lathi weapons ﬁre-arms sticks, etc.
11 12 13 I4 I 5 I6 17 18 Andhra Pradesh 25 8 35 195 180 66 192 A W" V- A_ssam . .

West Bengal 3 11 97 I83 4 9r .Eal§zu§Ia I 1 hd I 8 11 36 .. .. . . s a s . .' . . . . 2 . . . .

Nagaland . . . . I . .

Tripura I I 6 888 Munbsizs IN INDIA m 1952' _ ___..._.
Means employed to commit murder S. State By By By By By By Mis- Remarks, No. poisoning hanging throttling blunt sharp the cellaneous if any or stone weapons, edged use of throwing lathis, weapons ﬁre-arms sticks, etc.
11 12 13 14 15 I6 17 I8
1. Andhra Pradesh 16 8 39 203 178 26 277
2. Assam . 5 14 4 72 120 4 26
3. Bihar 14 16 38 187 369 6 I37
4.
5. Jammu and Kashmir 2 I 3 5 1o 5 Is
6. Kerala . . 1 . . 3 20 137 . . 42
7. Madhya Pradesh 25 4 61 289 275 80 168
8. Madras . 7 17 15 144 408 9 200
9.  Mysore 5 IO 31 118 261 24 185
11. Orissa I2 5 I4 75 82 2 so
12. Punjab I3 2 44 89 416 223 141
13. Rajasthan . 11 9 21 137 120 53 137
14.
15. West Bengal I . 7 115 194 6 77 15A. Calcutta . I 4 12 25 3 . .
16. A. & N. Islands . . . . . . 2 . . . .
17.
18. Hirnachal Pradesh I 1 4 5 3 3
19.  I 6 . . . .
2o. Nagaland . . . . I . . . .
21.
22.
S. State By By By By By By Mis- Remarks, No. poisoning hanging throttling blunt sharp the cellaneous if any or stone weapons, edged use of throwing lathi weapons ﬁre-arms sticks, CIC.
1 1 12 1 3 14 15 16 17 1 8
1. Andhra Pradesh . . . . . . 14 6 54 215 218 4 211
2.
5. Jammu and Kashmir . . . . . I .  Madhya Pradesh . . . . . . 21 8 50 312 339 71 191
8.
15.
16.  I7.
18. Himachal Pradesh . . .. 1 4 4 4 2
19. Mampur . . . 4 5 1
20. Nagaland . . . . 1 6 . .
21.
22.  VI 988 MURDERS IN INDIA IN r954 Means employed to commit murder S. State By By By By By By Mis- Remarks, No. poisoning hanging throttling blunt sharp the cel1ane- if any, or stone weapons, edged use of ous. throwing lathi weapons ﬁre-arms sticks, CIC.
II I2 13 I4 I 5 I6 17 I8 I. Andhra Pradesh I8 8 36 206 I90 7 246
2. Assam . . . . I4 6 48 I39 I 35
3. Bihar _ I2 7 59 203 335 I8 92
4.
5. Jammu and Kashmir .. 3 IO 4 3 17
6. Kerala . I . . 3 16 118 I 35
7. Madhya Pradesh 15 I0 68 327 339 78 165
8. Madras . 3 26 12 I00 334 2 213
9.  Io, Mysore .3 7 31 I16 25-1 28 173 II. Orissa . IO 4 18 8o 85 . . 66
12. Punjab 16 2 66 44 359 95 77
13. Rajasthan . I0 5 I7 I05 110 27 98 I4.
15. West Bengal 4 6 86 165 4 77 15A. Calcutta . 2 5 9 42 2 3
16. A. & N. Islands .. .. 2 2 . . .. I7.  I8. Himachal Pradcsh 2 I 2 2 2 . . I I9.  I 6 I . .
20. Nagaland . 4 . . . . . .
21.  Tripura 2 4 2 988 'A\1?'I zzI--£z S. State No.
1. Andhra Pradesh
2. Assam .
3. Bihar
4. Gujarat . .
5. Jammu and Kashmir
6. Kerala . .
7. Madhya Pradesh
8. Madras .
9. Maharashtra .
I0. Mysore
11. Orissa I2. Punjab
13. Rajasthan .
I4. Uttar Pradesh I 5. West Bengal 15A. Calcutta .
16. A. & N. Islands
17.  ,
18. Himachal Pradesh , _ , , I9.  Nagaland _ _ _
21.
By poisoning hanging II Muimi:-.<s IN INDIA IN 1955' I I2 ~ -r-I . ,_,...
'Ln-:---wu._;;\,.mu,. . .
I Means employed to commit murder Mis-
By By By By By Remarks, throttling blunt sharp the use eellane- if any or stone weapons, edged of ous throwing lathi weapons ﬁre-arms sticks, etc.
12 13 14 I 5 I6 I 7 I8 9 31 159 219 15 201 I7 4 43 I42 5 26 I4 35 177 372 I2 I IS 2 18 13 18 16 . . . . 32 141 1 45 I 3 68 332 348 85 I 58 23 13 116 346 8 229 8 37 98 233 27 I72 . . 26 89 43 . . 98 2 42 39 343 79 I03 I 18 I09 I12 36 1 r3 . 14 I02 202 4 68 . . 7 6 24 I I . . . I 4 . . . .
 By By By BY BY BY V N0- State poisoning hanging throttling blunt sharp the use nus 1f any or stone weapons, weapons of ﬁre- throwing. lathi arms sticks. etc. 1 1 12 13 14 15 I6 I7 13
1. Andhra Pradesh 18 11 41 154 181 9 313
2. Assam . . 1 15 6 47 I36 3 28
3. Bihar . 22 6 59 135 358 9 113
4.
5. Jammu and Kashmir 4 3 11 16 I0
6. Kerala . . . . , , , .. 16 120 7 27
7. Madhya Pradesh. 15 14 81 336 373 122 176
8. Madras . 13 34 13 126 309 I I I90
9.  Mysore 7 9 30 1 11 227 20 160
11. Orissa 5 21 88 39 . . 113 I 2. Punjab 14 .. 39 48 349 67 59
13. Rajasthan 4 4 22 120 1 19 35 77 I4.
15. West Bengal .. 2 16 m6 195 5 85 15A. Calcutta . . _ 7 4 31 1 . .
16. A. & N. Islands .. .. .. 5 ..
17. Delhi . .. .. .. .. ..
18. Himachal Pradesh 1 I 3 4 I I I9. Manipur . . . 2 7 1 2
20. Nagaland . . 4 5 42
21. Pondichcrry 1 . . 2 . .
22. Tripura 2 4 4 888 MURDERS IN INDIA IN 1957 S. State By No. poisoning II I. Andhra Pradcsh 22
2. Assam . . .
3. Bihar . 14
4. Gujarat . . . .
5. J amrnu and Kashmir 3
6. Kcrala '. . . .
7. Madhya Pradesh 22
8. Madras . 8
9. Maharashtra . . .
Io. Mysore 7 II. Orissa . 3 I2. Punjab 16 I 3. Raiasthan . 9 I4. Uttar Pradesh . .
I 5. West Bengal 6 15A. Calcutta . I
16. A. & N. Islands ..
I7. Delhi . . . 3
18. Himachal Pradesh 3 I9. Manipur . . .
2o. Nagaland .
21. Pondicherry .
22. Tripurn B.v hanging Means employed to commit murder By By By By Mis-
throttling blunt sharp the use ce11ane-- or stone weapons, edged of ous throwing lathi weapons ﬁre-arms sticks, etc.
I3 I4 I 5 I6 17 41 2oI 208 9 408 6 47 I22 7 38 45 200 375 3 I44 5 18 13 I0 14 4 37 I55 4 42 55 354 434 I45 I73 13 I20 237 I4 I94 29 I07 268 13 I85 19 75 37 - - I I3 36 39 352 61 99 I5 I14 I45 45 78 I7 I I I I91 6 99 5 5 30 I 4 9 2 24 I I I 3 5 4 I 2 . . 3 I2 2 2 . . . . I I2 . .
3 3 3 - - I I 3 8 I 7 Remarks, if any 688 MURDERS IN INDIA IN 1958 Means employed to commit murder S. State By By By By By By Mis- Remarks, 0178 No. poisoning hanging throttling blunt sharp the use ce11ane- if any or stone weapons, edged of ous throwing lathi weapons ﬁre-arms sticks, etc.
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
1.
5. Iammu and Kashmir 2 2 5 21 16 3 18
6.   Madras . . . . . . . 8 40 I3 116 344 6 167
9.  Mysore . . . . . . 1o 14 29 124 245 31 191
11.  4 . . 25 77 33 .. 121
12.
15. West Bengal . . . . . . I . . 12 105 205 7 79 15A.
17.  Himachal Pradesh . . . .. I 6 4 1 1
19. Manipur . 3 3 3 . .
2o. Nagaland 2 2 3 . .
21. Pondicherry . 1 .. 3
22. Tripura 2 5 4 3 NIURDERS XN INDIA IN 1959 Means employed to commit murder .___- , ??.___._ .___..__ ___..____. ._._ .____. .._V__ _» _.-_.--_.-- ----------:----------<-- --»--------»Z----------------------- "T""""'> " '" "' --' State By By By B By By MIs- Remarks, poisoning hanging throttling blunt sharp the use cellane- If any or stone weapons, edged of ous throwing lathi weapons ﬁre-arms sticks, etc.
I I 12 I3 14 15 I6 17 I8 Andhra Pradesh . . . . . .  I 29 6 25 I37 9 47 B1h_ar . . . . . . . . 14.    4 . . 29 83 32 I 152 Punjab . . . . . . . 7 .  West Bengal . . . . . . 7 I 18 9I 209 4 83 .  3 . .
 3 . . 6 5 52 I 6 Himachal Pradesh . . . . . I .  Nagaland . . 1 .   I .  By By By By By By Mis- Remarks, No. poisoning hanging throttling blunt sharp the cellane- if any or Stone weapcns, edged use of ous throwing lathi weapons ﬁre-arms sticks etc.
I I I 2 I 3 I4 I 5 I 6 I7 1 8 I. Andhra Pradesh 23 I7 65 214 253 I2 288
2. Assam . . . I3 9 60 178 14 5o
3. Bihpr 13 14 61 202 372 14 144
4. Gujarat . . 7 . . I00 211 486 69 24
5. Jammu and Kashmir 3 5 16 18 6 13
6.  Madhya Pradesh ' I9 14 76 339 490 I03 238
8. Madras I7 34 17 I18 339 6 I47
9.  Io. Mysore 7 5 28 I29 270 28 I92
11. Orissa . 3 . . 37 96 35 I 153 I2. Punjab . 8 I A 31 26 320 93 62 I3. Rajasthan . . . 8 II 34 139 I17 43 I00
14.
15. West Bengal . . 2 3 22 I02 I79 9 72 15A. Calcutta . . I . 5 8 34 I 2
16. A. & N. Islands .. .. I .. . . .
17. Delhi . . . 4 6 6 33 2 5
18. Himachal Pradesh I 3 7 2 3 I9. Manipur 1 5 23 I I
20. Nagaland . . . . I 9 . .
21. Pondicherry
22. Tripura H H H N Z178 ' 'O°°\':""'."'?"?°E"."
NLURDTIRS IN INDIA By State ' ' pa-.';3111r1<;
1 1 Andllra Prmlcsn 22 Assam 3 Bihar. . 3-1-
G-ljaml . . 11 Jam, 114 and K1Sl'):11'1' I l{r:ra';a. . . 2 lvladnya Prad.-sh I0 Madras 7 Mlnaraslura - -
Mysore 16 Orissa 3 Punjab 3 R-r1i.xsLl1m 10 Uttar Pradcsh .-
West Bsngal 5 Calcutta . I A. & N. Islands . .

 I IN 1961 By B)' hanging throttl 7 n g or Stone throwing 12 13 7 63 18 17 9 72 5 82 . . 6 . . )4 5 . S 25 27 ':3, '43 . . 2 . . 38 7 34 ' '1 '25 4 7 "i I By blunt weapons, lat.-hi sticks.
CIC.
201 25 195 193 33 385 14613-6 69 42 I33 {:3 UINIJNOOCRZ Means employed to commit murder BY Mis-
sharp the cel1ane-
edged use 0|' ous weapons ﬁre--arms 15 16 I7 262 10 275 I69 9 59 401 15 137 484 46 47 T6 3 13 175 I 34 527 150 213 348 6 I32 291 21 162 34 I 140 341 64 2 133 30 92 203 5 (,3 23 1 2 I . .
31 2 3 6 . . 6 I8 I 3 5 I0 . .
2 I I 7 2 6 ,_ \_ _.
B c Remarks, if any ' €178 344 APPENDIX xxxvm I.\'Dm---NUMBER or KIDNAPPING AND ABDUCTION CASES (I953-I962)1 Year No. of cases reported Whether increasetor to the Police decrease compared with previous year 1953 5,261 Increase 1954 5,514 Increase 1955 5,529 Increase I956 5,905 Increase 1957 5,821 Decrease 1958 , , 6,043 Increase 1959 6,459 Increase 1960 . . . . 6,024 Decrease 1951 . . 6,698 Increase I 952 7,1 I9 Increase ISee Crime in India, (1953) page 2, bottom; (1954) page 3, bottom ; (1955) page 3, top; (1956) page 3, middle; (I957) page 4, middle; (1958) page 45 middle; (1959) page 5, middle; (1961) page 7, top; (1962) pages 2 and 7.
345APPENDIX xxxxx INDIA ---Grmm ox= KIDNAPPING AND ABDUCTION Cases I {REPORTED TO THE POLICE) (1952 to 19623 1 . .
952 1953 1054 3 1955 '3 1955 1957 1958 l 1959 1950 I961 I962 7, 100 7.000 6,900 6,800 6,700 6,600 6,500 6 400 6 .300 6,200 6.100 6,000 5.900 5.800 5x700 5.600 5500 5,400 5300 5,200 5,100 5 ,0OO
1. Based on Crime in India (1952), (1953) and subscquem years.
346APPENDIX XL Irm1A----NL'~MBER or JUVENILE OFFENDERS APPREHENDED FOR lVlURDERs, ETC. (1958 to 1962) ./;2d2'a--«i\'zm2Z7er qf}zwe2z1'/2 Offenders apprehended for murder etc. zmder Age Groups! (1958--1962) Head of Crime *7-12 *I2-----I7 *r7----2r Murder, attempt to commit mux-- Boys Girls Bcys Girls Boys Girls der and culpable homicide rot amounting to murder.
 I6 . . 151 1 477 13 1961. _ . 17 3 112 6 454 11 1962* . . . . 25 . . 99 11 435 I! I. Based on Crime in India, (1958), page 11; (1959), page (1961), page I3 and (1962), page 15 *Figures for the year 1962 are for the age groups of 7-12, respectively.
13; (I96o\, page II;
12-16 and 16-2! 5 347 APPENDIX XLI ABOLITIONIST AND Rl3'l'l-.I\'TIOl\'IST COLNTRIES, AND RATES OF HOMICIDE, 1962 (ALPHABE'lI- CALLY ARRANGED) Abalitionist and retentionist' countries, and homicide rates 1962 (Note---Ab0lizionist countries whose rates for 1962 were higher than India are underlined) NOTE :»--(1) The rates are the number of deaths per I,O0,000 of the populaticn, and taken from U.N. Demographic Year Book, 1962, and are subject to the observations made in me U.N. Publicaticnﬁ They include deaths from war as well as deaths from homicide.
NOTE :---(2) The rates are, in most cases, for the year 1960, or 1961.
Homicide rates in various countries Explanations of symbols A J --« Abolitlonist De jure A F ----Abolitionist De facto A C --« Almost completely abolitionist R --« Retentionist Abolitianist and Retentionist countries Rate Afghanistan . . . . . .  See U.A.R. Argentina (1922) . . . . . A J 46'! (includes accidents, suicides alsoi __._. Australia (except two States) . . . R 1 1- 5 Australia (Queensland) . . . . A I (for whole country) Australia (New South Wales) . . . A C j Austria (1945) except in the event of pro- clamation of a state of emergency .  A J IO-8 >.--..__ I Rates are cornpiled from ﬁgures given in.U.N. Publication»---Demographic year Book, 1962, pages 554-572.
2 U. N. Demographic Year Book, (1962), pages 554-----57z.
Burma Cambodia Canada .
Central African Republic Ceylon Chile China (Taiwan) Colombia (1910) Costa Rica (1882) Cuba Czechoslovakia Dahomey Denmark (I930) Dominican Republic (1924) Ecuador (1897) (includes accidents, sui-
cides also) . .
El Salvador Federal Republic of Germany Finland (1949) France Gambia . . .
Germany (Federal Republic) (1949) Ghana Gibraltar Greece Greenland (1954) Guatemala Hong Kong Iceland (1940) India 348 >W'FU7U7U>U7Upa &( > \--« 77 '/'U See 'Germany' A J R R Rate 15 3-3 4-0 0-7 36-4 2-5 2-3 11-0 o-9 0-6 2-6 (Based on "Crime in India"
I962).

Ireland . . . 0 . . .

Laos . .
Lebanon Liberia Liechtenstein (I798) Luxembourg Malaya .
Mauritius . . .

Morocco Netherlands (1870) Netherlands (Antilles) (1957) .
Netherland New Guinea New Zealand . . . . .
(retains for treason only. See Crimes Act, 1961, sections 74 and 172).
Nicaragua . .
Nigeria . .
Northern Rhodesia Norway (1905) Ny asaland Pakistan 349 >';U7°7U7U '-4 :«> ;a>uvo:>3>vo7:w>=7= ""' "rl'Tl A] A] AC 75 ,--.._--~..._, Rate o-9 O'9 33-2 for whole country-
o-4 21-9 3 - %(Nigerin Re- nion) 4-4 Nigeria (I-8808 Federal Territory) o-4 350 Philippines . . . . . .   A J V D ' V I-A San Marine (1865) . . . .  R Seychelles . .
Somalia (Northern) . . . .
75>!' Somalia (Central and Southern) South Africa .
Spain Sudan Surinam Sweden (1921) 0-6 0-6 9.4%' Switzerland (1937) .
Tanganyika Thailand Togo Turkey .
United Arab Republic 3 - I 7-"7'>U>U7U>d>>:c::upu:u7a United Kingdom . . . . . 7-0 (for capital murder) United ' dom- England & ales.
o-8 United Kingdom-
Northem Ireland.
I I I 0- 5 E Scotland.
United States of America . . . A J ' Alaska (1957), Delaware (1958), Hawaii (1957), Maine (1887), Minnesota (191 I), Wisconsin (1853).
'l United States of America . . . A C 4-7 Michigan (1847), North Dakota (1915), r Rhodc Island (I852) I /or whole country. United States of America . . . R " (in principle 42 States out of 50, Dist- rict of Columbia and the Federal Sys- tem). J Union of Soviet Socialist Republics .  A J 4-5 Vatican City State .
Venezuela (1863) Vietnam Western Paciﬁc Islands .
 I4'2 South Africa----\X/hite Population . . . . . . 2'!       I '5
1. Based mainly on U.N. Demographic Survey (1962).
,»1mer-z'cr1----.cCv11ul.

Colombia . . . . .
E(.'u€lLl01' r'_in.~l1.ulc< accidents, «;-Ln-Elli-x -.ils0* . UrL1«;_v11:1y , , . . . . .
A5111 .\llcn Burma . , ('.<:ylOn . _ , .
Hang liong .
Europe Austria !, . . . . , Belgium . . . . .
Bulgaria , , , , _ Channel Islands Czechoslovakia . . . .
Denmark , . . . _ Finland , . _ .
France *.

Rate per 1,oo.ooo of jmpz/latzwz {mﬁeil lmlia' :3).
0'9 2-6 on 'Crime in 1962, 369 1-7 I4-
58-
C?

(Prepared on tI"e basis of certain reported decisions, and illustratrc or 13') State Sexsiorzs Court
1. Andhra Pradesh Death Senterce Life Imprisonment
2. Assam Li fe Imprisonment
3. Bihar (Patna) , Death Sentence Life Imprisonment
4. Bombay (Maharashtra) . Death Sentence Life Imprisonment Gujarat (I960) _ . Nil.
5. Kerala . . . Death Sentence Life Imprisonment
6. Madras . . . . Death Sentence Life Imprisonment High Court I4 ( 2 acquitted 3 life imp.
9 reduction of sen-
tence 8 f 5 acquitted { I conﬁrmed 2 reduction of sen-
ICYICC I H conﬁrmed 2 f I conﬁrmed 4 *1 altered to life im-
L prisonment S f 2 conﬁrmed W 3 reduction of sen-
L tence 2 2 changed to life imprisonment 4 { 3 conﬁrmed 4 I I-1 acquitted f conﬁrmed U) H changed to life imprisonment conﬁrmed ll! reduction 'hf sen-
tence __Jc____ _, ,--._Ju__, I-I L I acquitted 8 f 2 conﬁrmed T acquitted 5 changed to life im-
prisonment 4 1 conﬁrmed I reduction of sea-
ICDCC ,__.._..I%_.' ¢.__J& 2 acquitted
8. Punjab
9. Rajasthan IO. Uttat' Prade.sh
11. 'West Bengal 356 Sesxinzzs Cvztrt Life Impr..7s0nment Dwth Sentence Life Imprisottment Life Imprisonment Acqultted Death Sentence Life Imprisonment IIIZJI C our:
3 f 2 acquitted { I reduction L tcncc of sen-
I I altered to Imp.
I I conﬁrmed.
4 4 conﬁrmed.
2 2 Life Imprisonment 17 f 8 conﬁrmetl.
5 altered to Life Imp.
L 4 acquitted.
22 (I9 conﬁrmed.
1 I reducfon of sen-
{ tence. ' 2 acquitted.
'M9'I ZZI--GZ Sentence by Session: Court DETAILED ANALYSIS Sentence by High Court C. A. 468/54 .
C. A. 93/55 R. T. 31 and C.A. 289 to 291/56.
C. A. 499/54 -
C. A. 22/57 IR. T. 16/57 R. '1'. 1/57 R. T. 22/57 R. T. x4/57 . .
R. T. 22/S6 Death sentence Life Imprisonment Death sentence ANDHRA PRADESH I I 2 90 Life Imprisonment Acquitted A.I.R. I957 A.P. 2x3.
Altered to 3 years-- A.I.R. I957 R.I. A. P. 611 Acquitted A.I.R. 1957 A. P. 758 .
I A.I.R. 1957 A. P. 899. 3;'
-J R.I. for 3 years A.I.R. 1958 A. P. 37.
Reduced to IO years A.I.R. I958 R.I. A.P. 235.
2 Altered to L.I. A.I.R. I958 A.P. 255.
Altered to 7 years A.I.R. I958 R.I. A.P. 380.
Changed to 3 years A.I.R. I958 R.I. A.P. 273.
Altered to L.I. A.I.'R. I958 A.P. 203.
Sentence by Sessions Court Sentence by High 0014"
Death Sentence Life Imprisonment Death Sentence Life Imprisonment C. A. 409/58 . . . . .. 1 .. Acquitted A-I-K I960 A. P. :53.
C. A. 665158 . . . . .. I .. Acquitted A.I.R. I960 A.P. 490.
Death sentence: 14-2 acquitted Life Imp.----9 5 acquitted L.I. I conﬁrxned 9 reduction of sentence 2 reductxon of sen- ICIICC ASSAM C. A. 99/54 . . . . .. I .. I A-I-K I957 Assam 45.
Life Imprisonment I I conﬁrmed PATNA Death Ref. 9/56 . . . I Altered to Life Im- A.I.R. 1957 prisonment. Pat. 52.
Death Ref. I3/55 . . . I .. . . I A.I.R. 1957 Fat. 462.
C. A. 56/56 . . . .. I .. Reduced to 5 years A.I.R. 1958 R.I. Pat. 190.
C. A. 36zIs4 . . . .. 2 Ifralopuudon for .. Altered to 10 years A.I.R. 1958 his. R.I. Pat. I2.
C. A. 35156 . . . . .. I . . I A.I.R. 1959 Pat. 66.
898C. A. 453/37 . .
Conf. use 2/56 with GA. 996/ 5 6 etc].
C. A. 459/56 .
C. A. 65/58 C. A. 99/56 . . .
C. A. 637/56 .
C. A. 12o/56 . . .
C. A. 415/56 . . .
C. A. 250/57 . .
o 1 . . I A.I.R. 1960* Pat. 62.
Death Sentence 2-- I conﬁrmed 1 altered to L.l.
Life Imp. 5 2 conﬁrmed 3 reduction of sentence Bonn! 2 .. 4 A.I.R. 1957 Bom. 226.
1 .. Acquitted A.I.R. 1958 Born. 439 1 .. x A.I.R. 1959 Bom. 463.
Death Sentence 2 f 2 changed to L.I. Life Imptisonmcnt4 3 confirmed I acquitted GUJARAT Nil.
KnAr.A 1 (R.I.) .. Reduced to 10 years A.I.R. 1957 R.I. Ker. 53.
I .. A.I.R. I957 Ker. 65.
I .. I A.I.R. 1957 Ker. I02.
I . . I A.I.R. 1957 Ker. 166.
.. I . . A.I.R. 1958 Ker. 207.
598Sentence by Sessions Court Smzence by High Court Death Sentence Death Sentence Life Imprisonment Life Imprisonment C.A- 207/59 . . .
C.A. 311/58 . .
C.A. 577 and 638/55 C.A. 528/56 . , .
R.T. 123/56 . . .
I 1 I I (R.I.) 1 3 confirmed Death sentence 4 L1 R.1. for life (' 4 conﬁrmed ~ - I acquitted Life Impnsonment 7 { 2 reduction L of sentence MADRAS 2 (Tr . for life) Acquitted Altered to L.I, R.I. for 5 years under sec. 326 Acquitted Reduced to 5 years R.I.
A.I.R. 1959 Ker. 46.
A. I. R. 1960 Ker. 24.
A. I. R. 1960 Ker. 149.
A.I.R. 1960 Ker 301.
A.I.R. 1960 3 Ker. I20. C A.I.R. 1957 Mad. 505.
A.I.R. 1957 Mad. 541.
A.I.R. 1957 Mad. 727.
T. I28/59 R.T. I2/60 C.A. 281/59 R.T. I38/59 R.T.
C.A. 103/55 CA. 133/55 C.A. 44/56 C.A. 385/57 p Death Sentence 8 2 conﬁrmed I acquitted 3 changed to L.I.
I conﬁrmed 1 reduction Life Imprisonment 4 [I of Sentence ORISSA I 1 I Life Imp. 3 PUNIAB L 2 acquitted 2 acquitted I reduction of L Sentence Altered to L.I.
Altered to L.I.
I acquitted Acquitted Acquitted Reduced to 7 years R.I.
Altered to L1.
A.I.R. 1960 Mad. 362.
A.I.R. I960 Mad. 533.
A.I.R. 1960 Mad. 218.
A.I.R. I960 Mad. 370.
A.I.R. 1960 Mad. 443.
A.I.R_. I957 Orissa 216 A.I.R. 1958 Orissa 69.
A.I.R. I958 Orissa 113.
A.I.R. 1958 Punjab I04.
19'?
Sentence by Sessions Court Sentence by High Court C-A- 539/S8 C.A. 43/56 C.A. 63/54 C.A. 4o/Q C.A. 1164/5:} 30°/52 C.A. 917/56 916/56 C.A. I139/56 .
C.A. 677/56 Death Sentence Life Imprisonment Death Sentence Life Imprisonment I I A.IR 1959 Punjab 332.
Death Sentence 1 (altered to L I) L.I . I (conﬁrmed) RAJASTI-IAN 4 A.I.R. I968 Raj. 226.
A.I.R_. 1958 Ray. 338.
A.I.R. I960 Raj. 101.
895(State appeal against (Transportation) acquittal) (State appeal against I acquittal) ALLAHABAD . . 2 .. 2 A.I.R. I957 A11. so.
A.I.R. I957 All. 177.
I . . . . Acquitted A.I.R 1957' A11. 184.
A.I.R. 1957 Acquitted All. 197.
C.A.
C.A.
C.A.
C.A.
C.A.
C.A.
C.A.
C.A.
C.A.
C. A.
C.A.
C.A.
C.A.
C.A.
1.54.6/:5 I487/56 I424/56 .
293/55 873/56I389/56 .
1375/57 424/57 496/57 687/58 864/58 IOIO/56 .
541/58 666/60o Death sentence Life Imprisonment 27 WEST BENGAL Nil.
[ 8 conﬁrmed I7 452Ix:t1e;.ed to Life [4 acquitted ( 24 conﬁrmed I reduction of sentence [_ 2 acquitted Altered to L.I.
Altered to L.I.
Altered to L.I.
Reduced to 5 years R.I. under s. 304 All. 223.
A.I.R. I960 All. 748.
S98 364 APPENDIX XLIV RECOMMENDATIONS FOR AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN CENTRAL ACTS.
(1) The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898.--A provision requiring reasons for imposing either sentence (of death or imprisonment for life) for an offence which is punishable with death or imprisonment for life in the alternative, should be inserted in the Code.' (2) Indian Penal Code.--Persons below 18 years of age at the time of commission of the offence should not be sentenced to death.' 1- Paragraphs 820-822 of the body of the Report.
2. Paragraphs 878 and 887 of the boiv of the Report, §MGI.'ND---TSS*I22 N1. Of LaW----3--9--197I.__.I8'oo.


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| Primary | Meaning |
|---|---|
| [ -a FILE ] | True if FILE exists. |
| [ -b FILE ] | True if FILE exists and is a block-special file. |
| [ -c FILE ] | True if FILE exists and is a character-special file. |
| [ -d FILE ] | True if FILE exists and is a directory. |
| [ -e FILE ] | True if FILE exists. |
| [ -f FILE ] | True if FILE exists and is a regular file. |
| [ -g FILE ] | True if FILE exists and its SGID bit is set. |
| [ -h FILE ] | True if FILE exists and is a symbolic link. |
| [ -k FILE ] | True if FILE exists and its sticky bit is set. |
| [ -p FILE ] | True if FILE exists and is a named pipe (FIFO). |
| [ -r FILE ] | True if FILE exists and is readable. |
| [ -s FILE ] | True if FILE exists and has a size greater than zero. |
| [ -t FD ] | True if file descriptor FD is open and refers to a terminal. |
| [ -u FILE ] | True if FILE exists and its SUID (set user ID) bit is set. |
| [ -w FILE ] | True if FILE exists and is writable. |
| [ -x FILE ] | True if FILE exists and is executable. |
| [ -O FILE ] | True if FILE exists and is owned by the effective user ID. |
| [ -G FILE ] | True if FILE exists and is owned by the effective group ID. |
[ -L FILE ]| True if FILE exists and is a symbolic link. [ -S FILE ]| True if FILE exists and is a socket. [ FILE1 -nt FILE2 ]| True if FILE1 has been changed more recently than FILE2, or if FILE1 exists and FILE2 does not. [ FILE1 -ot FILE2 ]| True if FILE1 is older than FILE2, or is FILE2 exists and FILE1 does not.
[ FILE1 -ef FILE2 ]| True if FILE1 and FILE2 refer to the same device and inode numbers. [ -o OPTIONNAME ]| True if shell option “OPTIONNAME” is enabled. [ -z STRING ]| True of the length if “STRING” is zero. [ -n STRING ] or [ STRING ]| True if the length of “STRING” is non-zero. [ STRING1 == STRING2 ]| True if the strings are equal. “=” may be used instead of “==” for strict POSIX compliance. [ STRING1 != STRING2 ] |True if the strings are not equal. [ STRING1 < STRING2 ]| True if “STRING1” sorts before “STRING2” lexicographically in the current locale. [ STRING1 > STRING2 ]| True if “STRING1” sorts after “STRING2” lexicographically in the current locale. [ ARG1 OP ARG2 ]| “OP” is one of -eq, -ne, -lt, -le, -gt or -ge. These arithmetic binary operators return true if “ARG1” is equal to, not equal to, less than, less than or equal to, greater than, or greater than or equal to “ARG2”, respectively. “ARG1” and “ARG2” are integers.
[ -N FILE ]| True if FILE exists and has been modified since it was last read.