Courts Must Exercise Caution in Convicting Large Groups on Vague Allegations: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court of India on Tuesday acquitted ten individuals convicted for a double murder that occurred during a land dispute in Bihar in 1988, citing a “tainted investigation” and “inextricably mixed up” evidence that failed to prove their guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. A bench of Justice J.B. Pardiwala and Justice R. Mahadevan overturned

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