💨 Abstract
A Delhi court has convicted a man for killing another in a fit of rage in 2020. The prosecution presented a strong case, completing the "chain" of circumstantial evidence. The victim's body and the weapon of offense, a brick, were found in the accused's room. The accused failed to explain these findings and the circumstances leading to the victim's death.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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