Okay, Mr. Mukherjee,
I went through the judgment that you have sent on PM. It was 227 CrPC not Article 227 of Indian Constitution. Sorry about my misunderstanding.
“de facto complainant tried to enter her matrimonial home, but she was not allowed and even the husband of de facto complainant throttled her” – The underlined circumstantial events are contradictory and the prima-facies of the said quotes are not chargeable on 307 IPC.
Reason is very simple, If she is not allowed to come on her matrimonial house by the accused party then how such offence can be committed.
I also noticed that the judge did not justify the reason why the prima-fancies is chargeable in 307 IPC as he had justified for other charges i.e 498A/506/406 in his order.
I also notice no-medical report from any government hospital has been collected/submitted by the IO as circumstantial as well as documentary evidence to fructify so that such offence has been committed by the accused husband.
I also notice the Investigation Officer (IO) did not collect/submit any mobile location trace report or any kind of documentary evidences so that it can be conclude that Jyotsna Chatterjee and Uttam Chatterjee who stay in Kanpur were present at the time of committing offences.
The judge also did not framed any fix time line as per sec. 21-B of Hindu Marriage Act so that the trial judge can conclude to dispose of the matter within such fixed timeframe.
Based on the above observation, I am in the view that 307 IPC can be quashed, Jyotsna Chatterjee and Uttam Chatterjee can be quashed from the entire cases and for the rest of the trail, fix 6 months timeline can be prayer in the Calcutta High Court.
Please appear in-person(Without Advocate). It will not take more than 2-3 weeks if you plead in-person.