The Supreme Court of India acquitted six individuals convicted in the post-Godhra riots, emphasizing that mere presence at a crime scene does not prove guilt. The Court highlighted the importance of distinguishing between innocent bystanders and criminals, noting the lack of evidence linking the appellants to any violent acts during the riots.
The Supreme Court of India acquitted a man 17 years after his conviction for assault and criminal force against a public servant, emphasizing the judiciary’s role in upholding strict standards of proof and protecting individual rights.
