Court Acquits Duo in Attempted Murder Case Due to Lack of Evidence

Two men were acquitted of attempted murder charges in New Delhi after the victim could not be traced, and a lack of direct eyewitness testimony weakened the prosecution's case. The court deemed the available evidence insufficient, leading to the men's acquittal.

In a significant decision, a local court has acquitted two men accused of attempted murder due to the unavailability of the victim and a lack of direct witnesses.

Additional Sessions Judge Twinkle Wadhwa presided over the case involving Mohammad Alam and Rubba, implicated in the alleged attack on Firoz Khan in April 2020.

Despite the prosecution's claims of a violent assault linked to a financial dispute, the absence of primary evidence led the court to clear the duo of all charges, underscoring the importance of direct testimony in legal proceedings.

(With inputs from agencies.)