Prosecution Must Establish Basic Facts Before Invoking Section 106 in Dowry Death Cases: Patna High Court

In a crucial judgment, the Patna High Court acquitted Umesh Sharma, who was previously sentenced to life imprisonment for allegedly murdering his wife, Parwati Devi, citing a lack of foundational evidence from the prosecution. The court ruled that in cases involving dowry-related deaths, the prosecution cannot rely solely on Section 106 of the Evidence Act,

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