Death Penalty In Child Rape-Murder Case Set Aside; Supreme Court Flags Illegal Admission Of Confession, Lapses In DNA Evidence

The Supreme Court set aside the death penalty in a child rape and murder case, flagging the illegal admission of confession and lapses in DNA evidence. The apex court's decision emphasizes the critical importance of adhering to legal procedures in criminal trials, especially in cases involving capital punishment. The court's observations on the admissibility of evidence and the integrity of forensic findings underscore the need for a fair and rigorous judicial process.