Justice Served: Ten Acquitted in 2020 Delhi Riots Case
A court in Delhi has acquitted ten individuals implicated in the 2020 riots, citing the prosecution's inability to substantiate the charges. The Additional Sessions Judge noted that evidence, including video footage, failed to connect the accused with the alleged criminal activities during the communal unrest.
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In a significant development, a court in Delhi has exonerated ten individuals accused in the 2020 riots case, spotlighting a lack of evidence presented by the prosecution.
The charges, including rioting, arson, and criminal conspiracy, could not be substantiated, according to Additional Sessions Judge Parveen Singh.
Despite identifying the alleged individuals through a video clip, the judge stated that linking those seen in the footage to the accused in court proved unfeasible, leading to the acquittal.
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