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Accused acquitted of murder due to poor investigation and suspicious witness testimonies

Can a person be convicted of murder if the police investigation is highly careless

Accused acquitted of murder due to poor investigation and suspicious witness testimonies

Ashok Upadhyay and Anr. vs. The State of Bihar

Criminal Law

The Supreme Court acquitted two men convicted of murder because the investigation was full of gaps and the family witnesses were untrustworthy.

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