Delhi Court Acquits Former AAP MLA Somnath Bharti in 2014 Assault Case

Court rules witness statements inadmissible; prosecution fails to prove case against former law minister

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A Delhi court has acquitted former Aam Aadmi Party MLA and ex-law minister Somnath Bharti of charges related to the alleged assault on women from African countries in 2014.
The court ruled that witness statements were inadmissible and the prosecution failed to prove its case.
Bharti had claimed the women were involved in illegal activities.

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A Delhi court has acquitted former Aam Aadmi Party MLA Somnath Bharti in a case related to the alleged assault on women from African countries in 2014. The court stated that witness statements were inadmissible in the case. The prosecution failed to prove its case against the former law minister. Bharti, who was the then law minister, had claimed the women were involved in illegal activities.

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