Accused turns lawyer in UP, proves own innocence

Amit Chaudhary, wrongly accused of murder in Meerut, studied law to prove his innocence. He faced charges as part of the notorious Kail gang. Chaudhary endured two years in jail and resisted involvement in criminal activities. Recently, the court exonerated Chaudhary and 13 others due to lack of evidence. Meanwhile, the real orchestrators faced different fates: Sumit Kail was killed in an encounter, Neetu received a life sentence, and Dharmendra died of cancer. Despite shattered dreams, Chaudhary now wants to pursue a PhD in criminal justice and fight for the unfortunate ones.


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