MIR DOST versus THE STATE
Section 497 Explosive Substances Act (VI, 1908), Sections 2, 4 and 5 bail, found the accused denied, but where the explosives were kept, the police recovered the explosives in the presence of the advisers, weighing seven kilograms. Was sent to a chemical analyst who recovered 200 grams of the substance which was positive and the police had no hostility against the accused, with which the accused was given life imprisonment. One of the accused confessed to his crime before the Mukhtarkar and FCM cases. The accused had not yet taken sufficient records to record that the accused was guilty of the crime with which he was charged, and that he could be sentenced to life imprisonment, The accused did not deserve any relaxation, the bail was denied by the trial court. Closing the trial within a stipulated period
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