Trusted News Discovery Since 2008
{{/content}}
Mere harassment insufficient for abetment of suicide conviction: SC
Credit: IndiaTimes- Published 3 days ago
Supreme Court overturned a Gujarat high court ruling, acquitting in-laws accused of abetting a woman's suicide. The court emphasized that harassment alone isn't enough for conviction; clear intent to provoke suicide is necessary. While acknowledging alleged cruelty, the court upheld charges, ensuring the trial continues.
You are here
💡 newsR Knowledge: Other News Mentions
South Carolina Supreme Court
Highest court in the U.S. state of South Carolina
Gujarat
State in western India
Credit: IndiaTimes - Published 2 days ago
Credit: IndiaTimes - Published 2 days ago
A 42-year-old Rajasthani cook, Sukhdev Prajapati, died of a heart attack after being allegedly assaulted in Gujarat. He had mistakenly prepared 'kaju katli'..
Credit: IndiaTimes - Published 6 days ago
A 42-year-old self-proclaimed 'witch doctor' died in Gujarat police custody after confessing to 12 murders, including family members. He allegedly used sodium..
Credit: IndiaTimes - Published 1 week ago
Related news from verified sources
Supreme Court overturned a Gujarat high court ruling, acquitting in-laws accused of abetting a woman's suicide. The court emphasized that harassment alone isn't...
3 days ago • IndiaTimes
The Supreme Court ruled that mere harassment allegations are insufficient for abetment to suicide charges. Conviction requires proof that the accused instigated...
3 days ago • IndiaTimes