Geetika Sharma suicide case: What the court said

While acquitting Gopal Kanda in the Geetika Sharma suicide case, the court analysed 25 "circumstances" in the case mentioned in the chargesheet, including Sharma's suicide note that mentioned the names of Kanda and Aruna Chadha, allegations of Kanda and Chadha visiting Dubai to pressure Sharma into quitting the job she had found in another airlines after leaving Kanda's company and phoning her mother to make comments about Sharma's character.

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