The Calcutta High Court was hearing a plea of a man challenging his trial court sentence order. (Image generated using AI) The Calcutta High Court has dismissed a plea of a man convicted for the attempt to murder  during the 2008 Panchayat election campaign and highlighted that the intended injury was sufficient to cause the death of the victim in the ordinary course of nature; it was providential that the victim did not die. A division bench of Justices Arijit Banerjee and Apurbha Sinha Ray was hearing a plea of a man challenging the trial court’s order of a 10-year rigorous imprisonment sentence. “The intended injury was sufficient to cause the death of the victim in the ordinary course of nature. Hence, the appellant attempted to murder the victim going by the definition of murder , and it was providential that the victim did not die,” the court said in its April 23 order. The bench heard the matter on April 23.…