Absence of Motive in Circumstantial Evidence May Favour Accused, But Not Grounds for Acquittal If Chain of Evidence Is Convincing: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court on Thursday dismissed a criminal appeal filed by Subhash Aggarwal, who was convicted for the murder of his son, reiterating that while the absence of motive in a case based solely on circumstantial evidence may weigh in favour of the accused, it cannot by itself justify an acquittal if the chain of

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