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Recently the Indian high commissioner in Canada advised people, without exception, to avoid any opinion on an allegation that India had a hand in an assassination before a court conviction. However, the public does form its own opinion. Moreover, the court takes a whole generation to decide. For example, the public does have an opinion on old cases, for example, on the assassination of Mahatma Gandhi and Indira Gandhi, or the anti-Sikh and Gujarat riots.
Likewise with allegations of corruption — do you remember the position of T T Krishnamachari in the 1950s LIC scam? Was there a 2G or coal
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