Section 497 Control of the Narcotic Substances Act (XXV of 1997), section 9 (c) possession of intoxicating bail, acknowledges that the raiding police party had prior notice, but the Lady Police Constable along with the team for the search Had no management. The suspect was the woman's and the woman's lactating baby, she was powerless, because the baby was reportedly not present with the accused at the time of arrest and the baby was about 1/2/2 years old, so suck the milk. The term child was not attracted to the matter and the accused could not be benefited on the count that the accused woman was charged with carrying a large quantity of fours, irregularities in the usual procedure, Such a large recovery from the occupation will not negate the effect of the quantity. The accused could have a devastating effect on society. In the case of the accused on the release of the bail, the qualification was not justified, however, according to the latest amendment, exceptional relief was provided to the extraordinary female prisoners. The accused woman was released on bail except in cases where she was sentenced to death or imprisonment for up to ten years and that too in a limited category of terrorism, financial corruption and murder. The Narcotic Sub Maintenance Act 1997 was not excluded from the said clause in the control, however, according to the Legislature's discretion, the aforesaid clause provided no exemption for the benefit of offenses under the Narcotic Substances Act 1997. Was gone In addition to the death sentence and imprisonment for life imprisonment under section 9 (c) of the said Act, for the amount of 10 kg and above, the accused, CRPC
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