Conviction in a Circumstantial Evidence Case Cannot be Sustained When Chain of Evidence is Incomplete and Motive Remains Unproven: SC

The Supreme Court of India on Monday acquitted three individuals convicted for a 2006 murder, ruling that the prosecution failed to establish a complete and unbreakable chain of circumstantial evidence. A bench of Justices K. V. Viswanathan and K. Vinod Chandran overturned the concurrent findings of the Karnataka High Court and the trial court, holding

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