Section 249A & 561A Control of the Narcotic Substances Act (XXV of 1997), Section 9 (c) Order for Dismissal of Drugs Detention and Smuggling Order Approved by Special Judge Special Court A petition was filed against the order. The case, under which it dismissed the petitioner filed under Section 249A, CRPC under the petitioner, in the present case, all the evidence was brought to a final conclusion and the matter was referred to only under section 342, CRPC. Is under suspension for recording the accused's statements. At this stage it would not be appropriate to accept or consider the evidence by the High Court. When the matter was likely to be resolved soon through the appropriate forum, the arguments or requests raised in the application could easily be made before the trial court. It could have been taken, whether there was any evidence against the applicant or not, but the trial court had to use the C function D as a case of 6000 kilograms of hashish which could not be simply ignored. At the trial trial all the witnesses at the trial were examined and the matter was settled, there is no doubt. , Under section 249A, CCPC, the petition can be moved at any stage of the case and the court can acquit the person if it is believed that the allegation is baseless or the perpetrator of a crime. If there is no possibility of that, she may move for the party. At any stage of the proceedings, there is no legal restriction or requirement that the evidence be used for the exercise of powers by the High Court under Section 6161 AA, CR PC
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