Section 497 (2) Control of Narcotic Substances (XXV of 1997), Section 9 (c) Control of Drugs (Government Analyst) Rules, 2001, Rr 4, 5 intoxicants, import or export and smuggling, further Grant's investigation found two packets of marijuana, 1500 grams of marijuana, were recovered from the vehicle's secret cavity on suspicion, indicating a criminal offense, such as crime, was expected at trial. While allowing the accused to bail, the accused was unlikely to be sentenced for more than two years, the accused had joined the investigation and a full challan was presented, the investigating agency further told the accused. Did not need. Neither previous offenders nor involved in such crimes committed any last two hours due to delays in sending samples to the laboratory, 4, 2001 samples of drug substance control (Government analysts) regulations. Were to be sent to a forensic science laboratory. To send a sample to the Chemical Examiner by the police, to state whether the samples were kept in safe custody and who were responsible for keeping them unauthorized for so long for nine days. In such delay, reasonable suspicion in the prosecution case, which enabled the accused to argue for the purpose of bail due to further investigation contained in section (2) of section 497, bailed the PC accused. Allowed, under the circumstances
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