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Allahabad High Court Acquits UP Woman and Co-Accused in Triple Child Murder Case

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The Allahabad High Court on Tuesday acquitted Priyanka and her alleged partner Ashish alias Daini, who had been convicted in connection with the killing of three children. The bench was composed of Justice Siddhartha Varma and Justice Jai Krishna Upadhyay. The court set aside both the conviction and the sentences previously handed to the two accused. Ashish is reported to be the younger brother of Priyanka's deceased husband. The ruling overturns the earlier verdict that had found both individuals guilty in the case.

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