Updated On: 20 October, 2025 01:00 PM IST | Thane | mid-day online correspondent
While the court accepted that the victim, Ravindra Pardeshi (49), had died a homicidal death, as confirmed by the postmortem report, a prosecution witness, and the testimony of the deceased's daughter, Principal District and Sessions Judge S. B. Agrawal noted several critical gaps in the prosecution's case

The judge said the prosecution failed to prove guilt, resulting in acquittal. Representational Pic
A Thane court has acquitted two men accused of a 2023 murder, citing the prosecution's failure to establish a complete and convincing chain of circumstantial evidence to prove their guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
According to the news agency PTI, while the court accepted that the victim, Ravindra Pardeshi (49), had died a homicidal death, as confirmed by the postmortem report, a prosecution witness, and the testimony of the deceased's daughter, Principal District and Sessions Judge S. B. Agrawal noted several critical gaps in the prosecution's case.