TL;DR

1. 1A father discovered his daughter and her young son dead in their home after a foul odor drew his attention. He reported it to the police, leading to a search where their bodies were found, indicating they had been murdered.
2. 2The woman charged, who is the daughter’s stepdaughter, was seen visiting them shortly before their deaths and had a key to their home. Police arrested her after tracking her movements and finding blood evidence connecting her to the scene.
3. 3Despite thin evidence, a trial court convicted her of murder, believing she killed them to inherit property, but the high court later acquitted her, citing lack of clear motive and unreliable witness testimony.

TL;DR

1. 1In 2024, violence during a survey at a mosque in Sambhal, Uttar Pradesh, left four people dead. The police arrested a man weeks later, saying they had a confession and a recovered weapon.
2. 2The man claims the police forced his confession and weapon recovery by threatening him. He was detained under the National Security Act over concerns he might cause more unrest.
3. 3He says this detention is illegal because it's based on a forced confession without real evidence. The state argues it's necessary to maintain peace.