State vs Arun Prasad — Territorial Army Jawan chargesheet quashed on alibi grounds

A soldier named Arun Prasad was accused of a crime, and police filed formal charges against him. However, the Calcutta High Court reviewed the case and found that the police report was unreliable and unfair. The court discovered that Prasad had proof he was somewhere else when the crime happened, so they cancelled the charges against him. He is now free from this case.

The High Court has officially dropped the criminal case against Arun Prasad, a soldier in the Territorial Army. The court decided to dismiss the charges after reviewing evidence that proved he was in Imphal at the time the alleged crime took place. Because his alibi was confirmed, the judge ruled that the case against him could not proceed. This means he is no longer facing these legal charges.

The Calcutta High Court has dismissed an assault case against Arun Prasad, a member of the Territorial Army. The court decided to drop the charges after reviewing evidence that proved he was not at the scene when the incident occurred. Because his alibi was confirmed, the judge ruled that the legal proceedings against him should not continue. This means he is no longer facing these criminal charges.

The court has officially dropped the criminal charges against Arun Prasad, a member of the Territorial Army. After reviewing the evidence, the judge accepted his alibi, which proved he was not present at the scene when the alleged incident occurred. Because his location was confirmed elsewhere, the court decided that the case against him could not proceed. This ruling effectively clears his name and ends the legal action brought against him by the state.