Six aluminum bags of heroin were recovered from evidence of the seizure of narcotic evidence in section 9 (c). The investigating officer never took possession of the case when there was no evidence for safe custody of the narcotics in the warehouse. Each of the alleged heroin chemicals was taken to the office of the Gram Heroin Chemical Examiner by a person from the Customs Department, but they were neither presented as witnesses in the witnesses' calendar nor were the chemicals Testimony was testified in the Examiner's trial court report. There was no mention of any intoxicating weight, just a packet and not two. According to the prosecution case, two packets containing five grams of heroin were sent to the Chemical Examiner even though allegedly enough heroin was recovered from the accused, but the prosecution failed to prove its case against the suspects beyond a veil of doubt. Was. Suspicions were spreading to record levels The trial court's guilty verdict was set aside for the convict and the culprit, and the accused was acquitted and released.
Related judgments — Lahore High Court Lahore, 2010
