For Person To Be Considered Victim, There Must Be Some Harm To Mind Or Reputation Which Can Be Perceived From Materials On Record: Kerala HC

The Kerala High Court ruled that victims of a conspiracy can pursue legal action even if they were not directly affected by the criminal acts. The court emphasized that conspirators are liable for the full scope of the conspiracy's impact, including harm to non-direct victims. The judgment underscores the broader responsibility of conspirators under criminal law, affirming that those indirectly harmed by a conspiracy can seek redress. This ruling aligns with principles of justice and accountability, ensuring that the legal system addresses all forms of harm resulting from conspiratorial actions.