Section 9 (c) Possession and trafficking of narcotic drugs An intoxicating narcotic is the responsibility of the driver, bus conductor, drug scope charge and joint occupation of a bus containing 420kg of opium. 17kg was recovered from the farm boxes on the upper part of the bus, the bus owner, driver, co-driver and conductor were convicted under Section 9 (c) of the Control of Narcotic Substances Act 1997 and the owner of the moderator Was sentenced to life imprisonment. The bus (the principal suspect), who was present, provided the keys to the box, which the narcotics were hiding when the owner of the bus boarded the bus, and the recovery star witness said the luggage box was booked. Went to According to the manager of Aida (Coach Station), it cannot be said that under the given facts and circumstances, there was any material in the record to indicate that the luggage boxes were either placed on the roof of the bus. Was. None of the nervous and / or drivers failed to identify any kind of dumb evidence against the bus driver, co-driver and conductor to attribute the transport of a large quantity of intoxicating goods. They could understand that they were in their personal capacity. Nowhere in the FIR did the Commission mention the crime that the narcotics were in the joint possession of the bus driver, co-driver and conductor, nor were they charged with the drug offense and conviction in the charge sheet. The zen was cut with the joint possession of the being. Against the driver, the co-driver and the bus conductor were set aside and they were acquitted of the charge, according to the appeal.
