A ticketless traveller who was accused of assaulting a Travelling Ticket Examiner (TTE) has been let off after a court observed that the charge could not be proved beyond reasonable doubt. The incident allegedly occurred when the TTE confronted the passenger for travelling without a valid ticket. However, during the trial, the prosecution failed to establish clear evidence of assault or intent to harm. Citing insufficient proof and contradictions in witness testimonies, the court acquitted the accused of all charges.