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Man acquitted for sixth time in Doda militancy case after witness testimony fails

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A man accused of militancy in Jammu and Kashmir's Doda district has been acquitted for a sixth time. The acquittal occurred because the prosecution's case once again failed to establish credible witness testimony. This marks another instance where police evidence did not withstand judicial scrutiny in this long-running case. The repeated outcomes highlight ongoing challenges in proving the allegations against the individual in court.

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