A Delhi court has acquitted Tanuj Behuria and his family members in a dowry death case concerning the suicide of Tanuj's wife in 2015. The Additional Sessions Judge Shivani Chauhan stated that the prosecution failed to establish claims of cruelty or dowry demands. The court highlighted that a shoddy investigation did not support the prosecution's case, which relied heavily on testimonies from key witnesses, including the victim’s father and brothers, who ultimately turned hostile. They denied any dowry demands or harassment, stating there was no matrimonial dispute known to them. The court noted that the inherent inconsistencies in the testimonies undermined the prosecution's narrative, rendering it improbable. Furthermore, the judge pointed out that there was no concrete evidence linking the accused to the alleged dowry demands or cruelty. The court also considered a suicide note attributed to the deceased but found it insufficient to prove that the accused had abetted her suicide. Ultimately, the judge ruled that the prosecution's case lacked credible evidence, leading to the acquittal of all accused individuals.