THE STATE THROUGH DIRECTOR-GENERAL, ANTI-NARCOTICS FORCE, RAWALPINDI versus ABDUL GHANI
Section 497 (5) Control of Narcotic Substances (XXV of 1997), Sections 9 (C), 12, 13 and 15 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) of the possession of narcotic drugs, etc. were exempted from bail; Upon entering into the facts of the case and making false observations that the accused was not in special possession of the narcotics. According to the prosecution case and the investigating officer was recovered from the possession of 2 610kg of heroin and 1 780kg of hashish, which he charged with his motorcycle, in section 497 (1), CRPC. Was involved in any offense under the prohibition and was not entitled to guarantee that he should submit the challan in court and be the subject of further investigation. Given the circumstances of the case, there was no legal force, but there was a possibility of further investigation in each case, but despite being involved, it was not possible for the accused to be released on bail. The High Court had granted bail to the accused in a hateful criminal case, especially in which a considerable number of children, girls, men and women, including women were subjected to drug trafficking,
