Bhiyar

Bhinyad BHINYAD
—  village  —
Coordinates
Country	India
State	Rajasthan
District(s)	Barmer
Nearest city	Barmer ,Jodhpur, Jaisalmerhttp://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special:UserLogin&returnto=Bhiyar&returntoquery=action%3Dedit&campaign=ACP3
Parliamentary constituency	Harish Choudhary (Godara)
Assembly constituency	Amin Khan (SHEO)
Population	10,000
Literacy	80%%
Time zone	IST (UTC+05:30)
Codes • Pincode • 344705 • Telephone • +02987 • Vehicle • RJ-04

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Introduction

Bhiyar is a village located 70 km north of Barmer, Rajasthan, India, on the Ramdevara road.

Bhinyad

Bhinyad is village situated 70 km(by road)north of Barmer on Ramdevra road. There are eight wards in the village.

Population: about 10,000

Area in square kilometers:400 km²

Literacy: 80%

Language:Hindi, English and regional languages (Marwari).

Religion:Hindu 95%

Muslim 3%

Jain 2%

MATAJI KI BHAKHARI (KANANIYON KI DHANI)

Bhiyar is a jat dominated village. Most of the residents are "Godara" caste.

Mataji Ki Bhakri (Kananiyon Ki Dhani) ward has 80% literacy, which is highest in the village among the Jats. On average, every family has at least one Government Employee.

Naga Ram Chaudhary is holding highest post. He is Circle Inspector(CI) in Rajasthan Police Services.

Sagra Ram Godara is the first person to join the Police Service in the Godara family hails from Kananiyon ki Dhani.

Teja Ram Godara who served in Indian Army(6th Jat Bn Infantry) and is honoured by the President of India with honorary rank of Captain.

Sona Ram Chaudhary is the first Jat(Godara) to join Indian Air Force and presently holding the rank of Junior Warrant Officer also hails from the Kananiyon ki Dhani.

Ram Lal Godara s/o Nimba Ram finally joined Indian Air Force also hails from the Kananiyon ki Dhani.

BHINYAD

Many of people of Bhinyad are businessmen and are settled out for their business, whether in India or other countries.

Mr. Gautam s/o Late Shri Roop Chand ji, who is settled in Bangaluru. He is residing in Bangaluru since 1982. His other brothers namely Paras, Nemi Chand & Dhanraj are also settled in Bangaluru.

Neemba Ram S/O Shri Babu Lal Prajapat from Amar Singh Ki Dhani also joined Indian Air Force.

Others

Teachers: 05

Police: 06

BSF/CISF: 04

Indian Army: 01

Indian Air Force: 02

Health Services: 02

MES: 01

Judiciary: 03

Interior Designer: 1

Ramesh Jangid

MR.RAMESH JANGID (IAS)PROUD SON OF BHINYAD

• Dreams cannot be chased by just words but they can only be chased by will power, our village has so many golden personalities amongst us, who not only have achieved their dreams but also have given us a moment to feel proud....

• Now we are talking about another star from our village Mr. Ramesh Suthar S/O Neemba Ram Ji Jangid "BARDUA", who have been selected I. A. S. not only this, he has been selected with the 207th Rank.

• That dream was not that easy to chase not only for Mr. Ramesh Jangid but it was very tough for his father Mr. Neemba Ram Ji as well, he has worked hard for more than 11 years to see his son joining India's biggest civil service. During that period, he lost his brother Mr. Kailash Jangid in an accident.

• Mr. Ramesh has faced so many critical problem which were enough to put his confidence down, but he has not lost his passions.

• He was selected in his 4th attempt that brought a reason to cheer up for his village "BHINYAD". He has got his basic education from his village. And he has completed his further studies from 9th to 12th at Jodhpur. For further studies he went Barmer's Govt. University. During his studies his brother Kailash Jangid supported him a lot, he worked hard for his brother Ramesh, but unfortunately he lost his life in a road accident. it was a biggest lost for Ramesh Jangid, even that incidence has not lost his confident and he tried hard to catch that dream not just only for himself but for his late brother Kailash as well.

• 4 times he has cleared I. A. S. Main Exam and 3 times he has even reached at Interview level. But he rejected over there. But this time his luck was in his fever and he cleared his I. A. S. And surprisingly it was his last attempt as well.

• On his success Mr. Ramesh Told that "I am so happy that I have achieved my goals but the person behind my achievement is my brother kailash, who is not with us right now. We have lost him, he is not here to enjoy this moment, and we will always miss him a lot. His departure is the biggest lost for us, that we cannot be fulfilled with anything. During my competition period my father Neemba Ram Ji, my mother Aasha Devi, my brother Ratan and my whole family has given me a lot of moral support." he has also added that "all the goals can only be achieved by hard work"

• Fire cracks can still be seen in his village. So many people are coming to his village to congratulate him. Barmer collector Mr Gaurav Goel also walked down to Bhinyad to congratulate Mr Jangid and his family and had words of advise for the new generation. He told "Success wont comes free of cost, it comes with great hard work, with lots of pain and efforts, Hard work is like a cup of Milk Luck is just like a spoon of Sugar God always give Sugar 2 those who have cup of Milk".

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Reports of National Panchayat Directory

Reports of National Panchayat Directory Ministry of Panchayati Raj Government of India Village Panchayat Names of SHEO,BARMER,RAJASTHAN

Sr. No. Zilla Panchayat Intermediate Panchayat Village Panchayat Code Village Panchayat Name Village Panchayat Name(Local Lang.) GIS Map

1. BARMER SHEO 31032 AKALI आकली
2. BARMER SHEO 31033 ARANG आरंग
3. BARMER SHEO 31034 ASADI असाड़ी
4. BARMER SHEO 31035 BALASAR बालासर
5. BARMER SHEO 31036 BALEBA बालेवा
6. BARMER SHEO 31037 BANDHARAबन्žधड़ा
7. BARMER SHEO 31038 BHINYAR भियाड़
8. BARMER SHEO 31039 BIJAWAL बीजावल
9. BARMER SHEO 31040 BISOO KALLANबीस्žसू कलां
10. BARMER SHEO 31041 CHETRODIचेतराड़ी
11. BARMER SHEO 31042 CHOCHARAचोचरा
12. BARMER SHEO 31043 DHARVI KALANधारवी कलां
13. BARMER SHEO 31044 GADRA ROADगडरा रोड़
14. BARMER SHEO 31045 GIRAB गिराब
15. BARMER SHEO 31046 GUNGA गूंगा
16. BARMER SHEO 31047 HARSANI हरसाणी
17. BARMER SHEO 31048 HATHI SINGH KA GAONहाथीसिंह का गांव
18. BARMER SHEO 31049 JAISINDHAR GAON जैसिन्žधर गांव
19. BARMER SHEO 31050 JAISINDHAR STN. जैसिन्žधर स्žटेशन
20. BARMER SHEO 31051 JHANKALIझणकली
21. BARMER SHEO 31052 JHANPHALEE KALLANझांफली कलां
22. BARMER SHEO 31053 KANASAR कानासर
23. BARMER SHEO 31055 KHABDALAखबड़ाला
24. BARMER SHEO 31056 KHALIFA KI BAVRIखलीफे की बावड़ी
25. BARMER SHEO 31057 KHANIYANIखानियानी
26. BARMER SHEO 31058 KHARCHI खारची
27. BARMER SHEO 31059 KOTRA कोटड़ा
28. BARMER SHEO 31060 MOKHAB KALLANमौखाब कलां
29. BARMER SHEO 31061 MOOGERIYAमुंगेरिया
30. BARMER SHEO 31062 NAGARDA नागरड़ा
31. BARMER SHEO 31063 NEEMBLA निम्žबला
32. BARMER SHEO 31064 PHOGERA फोगेरा
33. BARMER SHEO 31065 RAJBERA राजबेरा
34. BARMER SHEO 31066 RAJDAL राजड़ाल
35. BARMER SHEO 31067 RANASAR राणासर
36. BARMER SHEO 31068 REDANA रेडाणा
37. BARMER SHEO 31069 ROHIDI रोहिड़ी
38. BARMER SHEO 31070 SHAHDAD KA PAR शहदाद का पार
39. BARMER SHEO 31071 SHEOशिव
40. BARMER SHEO 31072 SUNDRAसुन्žदरा
41. BARMER SHEO 31073 SWAMI KA GAONस्žवामी का गांव
42. BARMER SHEO 31074 TAMLORE तामलोर
43. BARMER SHEO 31075 TANUMAN JIतानु मानजी
44. BARMER SHEO 31076 UNDOOउण्žडू

Report printed on 03/10/2010 National Panchayat Directory,Panchayat Informatics Division,NIC

Village Census

List of Census Villages mapped for :BHINYAD Gram Panchayat,SHEO,BARMER,RAJASTHAN

Sr. No. Census Village Code Census Village Name Main Village 1. 02095500 Sambhusar 2. 02095600 Roopa Sariya 3. 02095700 Mataji Ki Bhankhari 4. 02095800 Amar Singh Ki Dhani 5. 02095900 Ratri 6. 02096200 Alsaniyon Ki Dhani 7. 02096300 Bhiyar 8. 02096400 Kotriyon Ki Dhani 9. 02096500 Ratnuon Ki Dhani

Jugta Ram Case

JUGTA RAM CASE SINCE 02 FEB 1994

1. What should be done to policemen who `bobbitt’ a person in a police station and think that they can get away with it? That is the question to be decided in this case.

2. This case reveals how some policemen in our country have not got over their old colonial mentality and are still persisting in barbaric acts in a free country which claims to be run by a democratic Constitution and the rule of law. It also reveals a grisly state of affairs prevailing in our police set up even today.

3. The prosecution case is that one Jugta Ram, the injured witness in this case, was an employee of one Bheru Singh and was working in his liquor shop. Jugta Ram also lived in the house of Bheru Singh in one room of the upper floor, while the family of Bheru Singh was living in the ground floor. Bheru Singh had two sons and three daughters. Jugta Ram is said to have had an affair with Bheru Singh’s wife and eldest daughter. This was suspected by Bheru Singh, whose relative was accused constable Kishore Singh.

4. On 2.2.1994, at about 8 P.M. Jugta Ram was carrying a bottle of liquor when accused constable Kishore Singh met him and snatched the liquor bottle and in the course of the scuffle the bottle fell down and got broken. Kishore Singh then took Jugta Ram to the Sadar police station where the accused SHO Sohan Singh and some policemen were also present. Sohan Singh allegedly assaulted Jugta Ram and at that time Bheru Singh also came to the police station. Accused Kishore Singh, constable, is the son of Bheru Singh’s brother-in-law (sala).

5. Jugta Ram was taken to the police station on 2.2.1994 and kept locked up there till 5.2.1994. He was beaten up in the police lockup by Bheru Singh, constable Kishore Singh and A.S.I. Sumer Dan. On 4.2.1994 at about 2 or 3 P.M., Jugta Ram’s brother Kheraj Ram came to the police station and he stated that the policemen demanded Rs. 40-50 thousand otherwise Jugta Ram will not be released.

6. On 5.2.1994, Jugta Ram was again assaulted by Bheru Singh, Sumer Dan and Kishore Singh who kept asking about his illicit relationship and then he stated that he had illicit relationship with Gaj Kanwar, wife of Bheru Singh. At this, Bheru Singh and Sumer Dan caught hold of Jugta Ram. Accused A.S.I. Sumer Dan held Jugta Ram by the neck and put his hand on his mouth and then accused constable Kishore Singh chopped off Jugta Ram’s penis with a sharp edged weapon (`ustra’ or barber’s razor). At this, Jugta Ram became unconscious and when he gained consciousness he found that he was admitted in Barmer hospital.

7. Jugta Ram related the story to the doctors in the hospital and also his brother Kheraj Ram who came there with some persons.

8. The police registered the F.I.R. of Jugta Ram on 5.2.1994 under sub-Section 307/326. Initially the investigation was handed over to the Additional S.P., Barmer, but thereafter it was transferred to the C.I.D., Crime Branch which added the offences of Sections 343 and 120 B I.P.C. Thereafter, at the instance of the State Government the investigation was transferred to the C.B.I., which investigated the case and submitted a charge sheet.

9. The accused denied the prosecution case, but the trial court found all the three accused guilty vide its judgment dated 21.12.2005. The fourth accused Bheru Singh died during the trial.

10. The trial court sentenced accused Kishore Singh to rigorous imprisonment for life and a fine of Rs. 5000/- under Section 326 IPC and 7 years rigorous imprisonment and a fine of Rs. 1000/- under Section 308 IPC. It also sentenced him under Sections 323 and 343 IPC. The trial court sentenced accused Sohan Singh to 6 months rigorous imprisonment under Section 323 IPC and 1 years’ rigorous imprisonment under Section 343 IPC.

11. The trial court also sentenced accused Sumer Dan to 10 years rigorous imprisonment and a fine of Rs. 2000/- under Sections 326/114 IPC and also 7 years’ rigorous imprisonment and a fine of Rs. 2000/- under Sections 308/114 IPC and further 5 years’ rigorous imprisonment under Section 120B IPC read with some other provisions of the IPC.

12. In appeal the High Court acquitted Sohan Singh and Sumer Dan and reduced the sentence of Kishore Singh to the sentence already undergone for the conviction under Section 326 IPC and a fine of Rs. 1 lakh, and 1 years’ rigorous imprisonment for the offence under Section 343 IPC which was altered to Section 342 IPC.

13. Now this appeal has come up before us against the judgment of the High Court.

14. We are of the opinion that the judgment of the High Court acquitting accused Sohan Singh and Sumer Dan and reducing the sentence of accused Kishore Singh cannot be sustained as it amounts to gross travesty of justice.

15. Mr. KTS Tulsi, learned senior counsel appearing for accused Kishore Singh, submitted that in this case Section 335 of the IPC applies and hence Section 326 is not applicable. He argued that there was a sudden and grave provocation to accused Kishore Singh by the injured witness Jugta Ram whose penis was chopped off. Learned counsel submitted that before 5.2.1994 there was only a suspicion that Jugta Ram was having an affair with the wife of Bheru Singh, but on 5.2.1994 when he admitted this fact there was a sudden and grave provocation since Kishore Singh is a relative of Bheru Singh. With respect, we do not agree.

16. It may be mentioned that Jugta Ram had been kept in police lockup from 2.2.1994 to 5.2.1994 without even producing him before a magistrate as is required by Article 22 of the Constitution and Section 57 Cr.P.C.. Jugta Ram’s penis was cut off by accused Kishore Singh by a razor after accused Sumer Dan held Jugta Ram. In our opinion, it cannot be said there was a sudden grave provocation so as to attract Section 335 IPC, rather it was a pre- meditated act by Sumer Dan and Kishore Singh. Kishore Singh was carrying a sharp edged weapon with him at the time when he cut off Jugta Ram’s penis. Policemen do not normally carry any sharp edged weapon, like a barber’s razor, with them. Thus it evident that it was a pre-meditated act on the part of Kishore Singh. Also, Sumer Dan cannot say that there was a sudden and grave provocation to him when he held Jugta Ram. Sumer Dan is not related to Bheru Singh or his wife. Hence, neither Kishore Singh nor Sumer Dan could have any sudden and grave provocation. The evidence on record reveals that third-degree methods were applied to Jugta Ram ever since he was brought to the police station on 2.2.1994. Thus Section 335 will not apply and instead Section 326 IPC applies in this case.

17. We have carefully perused the evidence on record and we see no reason to disbelieve the deposition of the injured witness Jugta Ram.

18. As regards the argument that there were no witnesses other than Jugta Ram, in our opinion in a police station it is hardly possible for there to be any witness there except the policemen and the victim. A police station is not a public road or public place where people can see what is going on.

19. Mr. Rakesh Dwivedi, learned senior counsel for Sumer Dan submitted that Sumer Dan was not present at the police station when the incident occurred. We do not agree. Jugta Ram clearly stated in his deposition before the court (and earlier in his FIR) that Sumer Dan had caught his neck and put his hand on Jugta Ram’s mouth and Kishore Singh chopped off his penis with a sharp edged weapon. Jugta Ram had no enmity with Sumer Dan and hence there was no reason for him to make a false statement against Sumer Dan. Moreover, we find it difficult to believe that one person unaided can chop off the penis of an adult.

20. Mr. Rakesh Dwivedi, learned counsel then submitted that some of the witnesses who are CBI officials had deposed that Sumer Dan was not present at the police station at the time of the incident. We are not inclined to believe those witnesses. At any rate their version is based on inferences drawn from the case diary maintained by the accused police officers. On the other hand, there is no reason for disbelieving Jugta Ram, for the reasons already stated above. He is an injured witness, and normally the Court gives more weight to the evidence of an injured witness.

21. As regards SHO Sohan Singh, Ms. Aishwarya Bhati, learned counsel for this accused, submitted that the only evidence against him is that he was present at the police station when Jugta Ram was brought there and he slapped Jugta Ram. However, being the SHO of the police station we find it difficult to believe that he was unaware of what was going on at the police station, and we see no reason to disbelieve Jugta Ram.

22. When a person is brought to the police station and locked up there, obviously he is under arrest. Article 22(2) of the Constitution requires that within 24 hours of the arrest the arrested person must be produced before a magistrate, and the same is the requirement in Section 57 Cr.P.C. It is admitted by the accused that Jugta Ram was never produced before the magistrate within 24 hours, rather he was kept in the police station from 8 p.m. on 2.2.1994 up to 8 a.m. on 5.2.1994 when he was tortured in the police station leading to the incident after which he was shifted to the hospital. Sohan Singh being the S.H.O. is squarely to blame for this deliberate lapse. It has come in the evidence of Jugta Ram that when he was brought to the police station on 2.2.1994 Sohan Singh was present there and he slapped Jugta Ram. We see no reason to disbelieve this statement. Hence it cannot be said that Sohan Singh was unaware of the events.

23. Also all the accused are guilty of totally flouting and throwing to the winds the directives of this Court in D.K. Basu vs. State of West Bengal 1997 (1) SCC 416 (vide paragraph 35). That decision outlaws third degree methods in police stations, but it is well known that third degree methods are still widely used in many of our police stations, as this case reveals. Hence accused Sohan Singh cannot be absolved of the charge against him under Section 342 IPC.

24. The doctor (Madan Mohan Purohit) who examined Jugta Ram deposed that on 5.2.1994 he inspected Jugta Ram at Govt. hospital Barmer and he found an injury about 8 x 8 cm, deep up to the muscle. There was no penis and blood was seeping from the injury. The injury was up to the basis of the penis and towards the scrotum. The injury was serious in nature and was made by a sharp edged weapon about 4 hours earlier. Jugta Ram was brought to the hospital by two constables one of whom was Moolaram. Obviously after cutting off Jugta Ram’s penis the accused must have got scared that Jugta Ram may die of bleeding, and hence they sent him to the hospital.

25. Jugta Ram was also examined by Dr. M.L. Motiyani in the hospital and he found that Jugta Ram’s penis had been cut off. We have also seen the deposition of Dr. H. K. Singhal, Medical Officer in the Barmer hospital who deposed to the same effect.

26. We have also seen the evidence of Jugta Ram’s brother Kheraj Ram, and the other witnesses.

27. On the facts of the case we see no reason to disbelieve the prosecution case and we are surprised how the High Court has acquitted Sohan Singh and Sumer Dan and reduced the sentence of accused Kishore Singh. It was a barbaric act on the part of the accused, who deserve no leniency.

28. In our opinion, policemen who commit criminal acts deserve harsher punishment than other persons who commit such acts, because it is the duty of the policemen to protect the people, and not break the law themselves. If the protector becomes the predator civilized society will cease to exist. As the Bible says “If the salt has lost its flavour, where with shall it be salted? (Matthew 5, Mark 9.50 and Luke 14.34-35)”, or as the ancient Romans used to say “Who will guard the praetorian guards?”

29. On the facts of the case we enhance the sentence of accused Kishore Singh to 5 years’ rigorous imprisonment under Section 326 IPC and a fine of Rs.50,000/- failing which he shall further undergo rigorous imprisonment for six months. Kishore Singh is also found guilty under Section 342 IPC and sentenced to six months rigorous imprisonment. The two sentences shall run concurrently. In case the fine is deposited the same shall be paid to the victim as compensation.

30. As regards accused Sumer Dan, his acquittal is set aside and he is found guilty of the offence under Sections 326 read with Section 120B IPC and is sentenced to 3 years rigorous imprisonment and a fine of Rs. 50,000/- failing which he shall further suffer 1 years’ rigorous imprisonment. He is also found guilty of the offence under Section 342 IPC and is sentenced to six months rigorous imprisonment. The two sentences shall run concurrently. The amount of fine if deposited shall be paid as compensation to the victim.

31. As regards accused Sohan Singh, we set aside his acquittal and hold him guilty under Section 342 IPC and sentence him to six months simple imprisonment and a fine of Rs. 10,000/- failing which he shall further suffer one month’s simple imprisonment. The amount if deposited shall be paid to the victim as compensation.

34. The appeals filed by the CBI are allowed, and the High Court judgment is set aside.