The learned counsel perfervidly advanced his argument inter alia contending that the High Court has erred in reversing the judgment of the Trial Court based on well reasoned and considered findings of fact, ignoring the settled principles of law as laid down by this Court as regards the scope of interference of the High Court in an appeal preferred against an order of acquittal, that the evidence of PWs 5 and 6 who had developed rancur and were inimically disposed towards the appellants ought not to have been accepted and implicitly relied upon as their testimony is highly tainted with interestedness, that the contents of exhibit D 15 whereby the deceased had implicated Ram Nath Singh and one Indra Sen as assailants of kidnaping belie the version of PWs 5 and 6 and negative the prosecution story as far as the motive is concerned, that the evidence of PWs 5 and 6 suffers from the vice of discrepancies and incongruities, that the non recovery of any `lota ' (a small vessel) from the place where PW 5 was easing as well as the non marking of the place where the said vessel was kept in the site plan falsify the evidence of PW 5 that she opened the door and went near the compound wall to answer call of nature , that the recovery of two bullets from the scene is an indication of the fact that there should have been two shots, that there was delay in laying the complaint, that the unchallenged claim of the appellants that they were in Bhopal clearly shows that the appellants would not have come to Budhni from Bhopal that too at the odd hours with an anticipation that the door of the scene house would be kept open.