"Witnesses may lie but circumstances speak for themselves:" Bombay High Court upholds conviction for murder of three women

Immaterial and irrelevant lacunae in investigation would not entitle an accused to benefit of doubt, the High Court ruled.
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The Bombay High Court on Friday upheld the conviction of the appellant for the offence of murder of three women on the ground that the only conclusion that could be arrived at from the circumstantial evidence was that the accused committed the crime.

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