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The Rajasthan High Court sentenced a man to life imprisonment for murdering his first wife, overturning a 1992 acquittal. The court criticized the trial court for ignoring eyewitness testimonies and corroborative evidence due to minor contradictions. The case involved the husband attacking his wife with a kassi, resulting in her death. The court found that the trial court had misread material evidence, including eyewitness accounts and medical reports, which were sufficient to convict the husband. The decision underscores the importance of thorough evaluation of evidence in criminal cases.