Section 497 (2) of the Control of Narcotic Substances Act (XXV of 1997), Section 9 (C) drug bail possession and trafficking, was the driver of a drug-carrying vehicle carrying the suspect and participated. The suspect was arrested as a passenger. By the side of a plastic bag in which the prohibited item was hidden, Syed Beg was lying on the foot pad of the car and there was nothing near his foot in the file to indicate that any of the co-accused was the first suspect. Was known to or was a relative or accomplice of the Rural Recovery did not result from the immediate occupation of the accused, nor from any other secrets of the vehicle operated by the accused, who recorded the confessional statement. Showed his ignorance in connection with any of the recovered goods. And deposed that the recovery was made from a co-accused, whom he picked up as a passenger. The confessional statement of the participant in such a statement was substantiated by the confessional statement in his confessional statement claiming that he had purchased it. He and the suspect did not know that Chris was inside the bag The suspect was in lockup since his arrest on 30 2010 10 2010 and since the investigation against the accused has been completed, his further detention is of no use to the prosecution. Will not prove fruitful. Reasonable grounds existed to link the accused to the commission of the crime; and further investigation into the case was the matter of the accused being released on bail.
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