Section 497 (2) Narcotic Sub-Metals Act (XXV of 1997), Section 9 (C) and 15 bail in drug possession, aid, confinement and association possession, further investigation police grant to the co-accused Was arrested and received 27 kilograms of intoxicants and he revealed that he was guarding the accused (police constable), who had money of Rs 450,000 after which the police arrested him. And the alleged money was allegedly recovered from him and the accused were allegedly involved in the case under the animical Investigation Officer's conspiracy so that his career Pervert, and the investigating officer was unable to collect any circumstantial evidence against him, though the FIR has revealed that Rs 450,000 has been recovered. From the accused but he did not disclose what the rehabilitation meant for the co-accused. He did not allege that he paid the accused money to buy the drugs. Although such a large amount raised eyebrows in the pocket of the police constable, without evidence of auxiliary contact, the accused cannot be considered a sponsor or guardian of the co-accused, there is no pernicious evidence against the accused except for a confessional offense. The statement of the Co-accused Investigation Officer had led the investigation into ineffectiveness and, as a whole, further investigation into his crime was required under Section 497 (2) of the accused, a request for PC bail was allowed and he The bail was admitted.
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