Court Acquits Family in Dowry Death Case, Points to Suicidal Tendencies
A Delhi court acquitted a man and his family of charges related to domestic cruelty and dowry death, citing the deceased's text messages reflecting suicidal tendencies. The prosecution failed to prove harassment or dowry demands, leading to Daman Deep and his family's release from all charges.
- Country:
- India
In a significant legal decision, a Delhi court has acquitted a man and his family accused of domestic cruelty and causing the dowry death of his wife. The judgment cited text messages showing the deceased had a history of suicidal tendencies.
Additional Sessions Judge Nipun Awasthi ruled that Daman Deep, Harpreet Singh, Amarjeet Kaur, and Milan Deep Kaur were not culpable under the alleged charges, including cruelty and dowry death. The court examined messages exchanged between the deceased and her friend suggesting she had negative feelings and suicidal inclinations.
The prosecution could not substantiate claims of harassment or dowry demands by the husband and in-laws. Furthermore, the court noted that the deceased's communications with her mother showed no indication of cruelty or coercion.
ALSO READ
-
Delhi Court Convicts Police Officer for Forgery and Threatening Senior
-
Delhi Court Sends Congress MLA, Ex-Banker to Jail for Forgery Scheme
-
Delhi Court Convicts Man for Cousin's Murder, Acquits Accomplice
-
Delhi Court Sentences Rajendra Bharti in Cheating Case
-
Delhi court sentences convicted Madhya Pradesh Congress MLA Rajendra Bharti to three years' imprisonment in cheating case.