Delhi Court Acquits Man in 2021 Badarpur Firing Case Due to Lack of Evidence
मुख्य बातें
- •Delhi court acquitted Sujeet, accused in a 2021 Badarpur firing case, due to lack of evidence proving his presence or involvement.
- •The prosecution failed to conduct a Test Identification Parade (TIP) or recover any weapon from Sujeet.
- •No witness, including the injured complainant, identified Sujeet or attributed any role to him in the firing incident.
- •The court ruled that the prosecution did not establish Sujeet’s guilt beyond reasonable doubt and acquitted him of all charges.
New Delhi, May 25: A Delhi court has acquitted Sujeet, a man accused of participating in a 2021 firing incident in Badarpur that left a head constable and a civilian injured. Additional Sessions Judge Sheetal Chaudhary Pradhan ruled that the prosecution failed to establish Sujeet’s presence at the scene or his involvement in the crime.
The incident occurred on November 6, 2021, when police responded to a quarrel and were allegedly fired upon by a group that included juveniles. Sujeet was arrested and charged with attempt to murder, obstructing a public servant, and assaulting law enforcement personnel. However, the court found critical gaps in the prosecution’s case.
