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The trial court convicted the defendant of conspiracy under Section 120B IPC, but the High Court acquitted several for lack of sufficient evidence beyond a reasonable doubt. The Supreme Court
...upheld the acquittal, clarifying that conspiracy may be inferred from circumstantial evidence but mere knowledge of unlawful acts is insufficient for conviction, establishing key evidentiary standards in conspiracy law.
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