Delhi court admits video evidence to determine accused age in murder trial

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A Delhi court has allowed video evidence and cross-examination of the accused's mother to determine his age in the Tarun Butolia murder trial, where the accused's records show conflicting birth years of 2007 and 2011.
The court set aside a Juvenile Justice Board order that had classified the accused as a minor and refused to let the defence confront the witness with a 2012 video.
The judge reasoned the footage could show whether the accused was about five years old or only months old at the time, a visible difference.
The case stems from a clash in Uttam Nagar on March 4 during Holi in which 26-year-old Tarun died, and whether the accused is treated as a juvenile will shape how the trial proceeds.

Outcome of the renewed age determination proceedings after the video evidence is examined
Whether the JJB's minor classification is ultimately upheld or reversed
How the court assesses the conflicting 2007 and 2011 birth records and school documents

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