Thane Court Acquits Man in Wife's Murder Case Due to Inconsistent Testimonies

• Mohammed Tariq Pirmohammed Shaikh, 50, was acquitted by a Thane court in his wife Sagufta Shaikh's murder case.
• The court cited inconsistencies in testimonies and the prosecution's failure to prove guilt beyond reasonable doubt.
• Sagufta Shaikh was found dead with multiple injuries on May 19, 2024, leading to the murder accusation.
• The prosecution's case relied on family testimonies alleging frequent quarrels and the accused's confession to police.
• The judge found family contentions vague and noted inconsistencies, leading to the acquittal.

Why It Matters: Thane court acquitted a man accused of his wife's murder due to insufficient evidence and inconsistent testimonies.