The Customs Act 1969 Sections 2 ((s), 16, 178 and 156 (1) (8) of the Criminal Procedure Code (V of 1898)), the termination of the proceedings of the 555 accused was not shown on this record. The book was either listed in the wooden box described by the customs officer as a suit case, or contained any intoxicating substances, or that a section 2 (s) was eligible under section 156 (1) (8) or section 16. There is an attempt to smuggle drugs out of the country on the basis of the evidence that no case has been registered under the Customs Act, 1969 & 178 was brought to the fore, against the accused for more than eight and a half years. At trial Yes, but there was no report of heroin recovered on its own, nor was the goods recovered before the court evidence. According to information received from the relevant agencies, so much of the heroin was recovered in the goods. The powder was neither the name of the recovery witnesses nor the name of the analyst was shown in the defendant's invoice as to the way this case was proceeding. Progress could take indefinitely to conclude that the case was not ill. I was not likely to be the culprit of the accused and the proceedings against them were sustained, in which case the action against the accused Was designated as abusive.
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