Patna HC Acquits Man of Attempted Rape Charge, Cites Lack of Evidence

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The Patna High Court has acquitted a man who was previously convicted of attempted rape and wrongful confinement. The court ruled that the actions attributed to the accused did not legally constitute an attempt to rape under the applicable standard of proof. Judges observed that the evidence presented fell short of the threshold required to sustain such a serious criminal charge. The court also noted the absence of medical corroboration to support the allegations made against the accused. As a result, the man was cleared of all charges by the high court.

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