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Aarushi Talwar Murder Case
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I am not questioning the verdict. Neither do I have an opinion on their guilt (either way). I am just pointing out that the evidence that exists now is very circumstantial, and I am not so confident that supreme court will be able to give a guilty verdict for sure based on this.ishaan said:
Whether the evidence was erased by them, by someone else, them with someone else, with or without conjunction of the authorities or others or not is a separate issue of corruption in the country.
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I'm gonna refrain from saying anything, cause I know the Talwars personally. Will only say that I do not agree with the Verdict.
I normally refrain having an opinion (until I am absolutely sure) in such serious matters. But for me it seems a lot of people are going by what is projected in the media without knowing what really transpired behind the scenes (and no, I dont claim to know it at all) . Its like people are forming views and deciding on framing the occurrences based on those views. And this applies to supporters of both sides.
I am making myself sound like the 12th juror from the 12 Angry Men/Ek Ruka Hua Faisla 😱ffended:
I am making myself sound like the 12th juror from the 12 Angry Men/Ek Ruka Hua Faisla 😱ffended:
I normally refrain having an opinion (until I am absolutely sure) in such serious matters. But for me it seems a lot of people are going by what is projected in the media without knowing what really transpired behind the scenes (and no, I dont claim to know it at all) . Its like people are forming views and deciding on framing the occurrences based on those views. And this applies to supporters of both sides.I am making myself sound like the 12th juror from the 12 Angry Men/Ek Ruka Hua Faisla 😱ffended:
Lot of people include judge of the courts too?
Lot of people include judge of the courts too?
My opinion is that law fucked up in giving them a guilty verdict. If solid evidence existed, it would not have taken so long with so many different theories.But the most logical scenario is that it is a case of honor killing. But of course, in most honor killings, the killer does not act like they had no involvement in the murder. No honor in that.
@ishaan - About judges, if it happens, its not going to be the first time in history that a higher court overrules the lower court's decision. So, which of those judges would be right then?
Again I am not giving an opinion of who is guilty and who is not. Its the process taken to bring them there, and the way things happened leading to this judgement leaves room open for doubt & a possibility of a change in verdict in higher courts and also an observation that in many other countries this case would have been dismissed based on the way it has progressed over time
Again I am not giving an opinion of who is guilty and who is not. Its the process taken to bring them there, and the way things happened leading to this judgement leaves room open for doubt & a possibility of a change in verdict in higher courts and also an observation that in many other countries this case would have been dismissed based on the way it has progressed over time
Aarushi Talwar murder: Inside story of India’s most controversial trial — www.thestar.com — Readability
Very long read. From a relative of Talwars so can be biased. But good read if you have not followed the case.
Very long read. From a relative of Talwars so can be biased. But good read if you have not followed the case.
