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Supreme Court Acquits Murder Accused, Cites Gaps in Circumstantial Evidence

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The Supreme Court of India has acquitted a man who was convicted in a murder case, overturning the lower court's verdict. The court observed that there was no direct evidence linking the accused to the crime. The prosecution's case relied entirely on circumstantial evidence and the 'last seen together' theory. The apex court found several missing links in the chain of evidence presented against the accused, making a conviction unsustainable.

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