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Maharashtra: Court acquits 3 auto-rickshaw drivers accused of bid to kill social worker

Additional Public Prosecutor Sanjay More told the court that the victim used to take up social issues in Mira Road area of Thane

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A court in Maharashtra's Thane district has acquitted three auto-rickshaw drivers accused of unlawful assembly, rioting and attempting to murder a social worker in 2012, giving them the benefit of doubt.

Additional Sessions Judge Amit M Shete in the order passed on April 27 said the prosecution has failed to prove beyond reasonable doubt the charges against the persons -- Anilkumar Anantram Nirmal (36), Shivbans @ Shivprasad Sitaram (57) and Sunil Ramswarup Sharma (46).

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