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Can a man face death penalty on doubtful facts and contradictions? Calcutta High Court says Noâ Inconsistent evidence and a broken chain of circumstances cannot justify deathâŚ
The Calcutta High Court highlighted inconsistencies in a POCSO case where the alleged incident took place during active public hours. Can a story of a daylight incident survive inâŚ
No eyewitness, no medical certainty, key witnesses turning hostileâyet a man was convicted and made to suffer years behind bars. A flawed dying declaration became the backbone ofâŚ
The Calcutta High Court upheld the manâs conviction, holding that circumstantial evidence sufficiently established responsibility for the womanâs deathâbut would the outcome haveâŚ
Can baseless allegations of an affair and even trying to kill oneâs own child destroy a marriage? Calcutta High Court says reckless accusations without proof can amount to mentalâŚ
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