As per case facts, Bimla was murdered by bullet shots. Her son, Nand Lal (PW-6), witnessed Bansi Lal firing the shot, while Nihal Singh was also present. Another witness, Het ... Ram (PW-7), saw Bansi Lal and Nihal Singh fleeing. A pistol used in the crime was recovered. Bansi Lal was convicted by the Trial Court. The appeal was filed by Bansi Lal seeking acquittal, arguing delay in FIR and false implication. Nand Lal, the victim's son, sought enhancement of Bansi Lal's life imprisonment to death sentence and compensation. The question arose whether Bansi Lal's conviction was justified given the arguments and if the sentence warranted enhancement. Finally, the High Court dismissed Bansi Lal's appeal, finding the delay in FIR explained and the child witness's testimony reliable and corroborated. It also dismissed Nand Lal's petition for sentence enhancement, stating no circumstances justified a death sentence, thus upholding the conviction and original sentence.