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Mumbai man who confessed to killing wife set free for lack of evidence
Updated On: 08 December, 2014 10:10 AM IST | | Sailee Dhayalkar
<p>The accused Dnyaneshwar Tukaram Sarode (30) had turned himself in saying he had strangulated his wife; he was acquitted on Saturday, as there was no proof of his confession statement</p>

A Sessions court has freed a man who was arrested for strangulating his wife two years ago. While the prosecution lawyer stated that the accused, Dnyaneshwar Tukaram Sarode (30), had turned himself in to the Mulund police and had confessed in front of a magistrate court as well, lack of cogent evidence led to his acquittal.
Dnyaneshwar was arrested in November, 2012, for allegedly killing his wife Shilpa, in a fit of anger. The case had been ongoing at the Sessions court for almost a year, with 12 witnesses examined by the prosecutor.
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