Section 9 (c) Control of Drug Substances (Government Analyst), Rules, 2001 Delay in the delivery of sample of drug related substance was recovered from the prescribed gas cylinders in a charcoal vehicle weighing 58 kg. Was run by while remaining. Two people were also traveling in it. The trial court found the three accused guilty and sentenced them to life imprisonment. Taken by the accused was that the investigating officer sent samples to government analysts after 72 hours of possession that they failed to control narcotic substances (Government Analyst) Rules, 2001, the Narcotic Substances Act of 1997 Could not be searched, seized, and arrested, which is completely invasive and would not make the whole case of the counter-suspicious, except as a result of the supply of drug-control regulations (government analysts). Rolls, 2001, was a directory and not mandatory so could not control the important provisions of the Narcotic Substances Act, 1997 Sending samples was not fatal in litigation cases; in the absence of any objection to allegations of tampering or manipulation of the accused persons, it was beyond any doubt and rightly punished. Was sentenced and the appeal sentenced by the trial court was dismissed in the circumstances
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