In a nuanced judgment, the Bombay High Court’s Nagpur Bench ruled that strangulation in a case of murder, though violent, does not automatically qualify as “exceptionally brutal” under the law. The court granted eligibility for remission to a former police officer convicted of murdering his pregnant wife, reshaping the debate on proportionality in sentencing. Case
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