The Supreme Court of India acquitted a death row inmate who had spent 12 years in prison, including eight years under a death sentence, for allegedly killing his family. The Court found insufficient evidence to prove his guilt and ordered his release, emphasizing that suspicion cannot replace proof beyond reasonable doubt.
SC acquits death row convict who spent 12 years in jail
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