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Indian Court Reduces Murderer's Sentence Citing Victim's Alleged Provocative Remark

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A Division Bench of Justices Vivek Agarwal and Avanindra Kumar Singh partially upheld an appeal filed by a man named Shiva, convicted of killing his pregnant wife Kiran. The case originated from a trial court conviction in Chhindwara, Madhya Pradesh. The bench reduced Shiva's sentence, citing a remark allegedly made by Kiran as a mitigating factor in the case. The decision has drawn attention to concerns over judicial reasoning in cases of domestic violence and femicide.

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