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Delhi Court Acquits Five Men Accused of Setting Fire to Mosque During 2020 Riots
The judge said the prosecution failed to prove the case after finding police testimony unreliable and rejecting CCTV footage under evidence rules.
Summary by The New Indian Express
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Northeast Delhi riots 2020: Court acquits 5 accused of rioting, burning mosque; Says prosecution failed to prove allegations
Delhi's Karkardooma Court has recently acquitted five accused of unlawful assembly, rioting, burning a mosque and putting a statue in the Karawal Nagar area during the North East Delhi riots of February 2020. The court said that the prosecution has failed to prove the allegations beyond reasonable doubt.
Why Delhi Court Acquitted 5 In 2020 Riots Mosque Arson Case
A Delhi court has acquitted five men accused of vandalising and setting fire to a mosque during the 2020 northeast Delhi riots, citing non-credible police witnesses and inadmissible CCTV footage as reasons for its decision.
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