Section 497 Control of the Narcotic Substances Act (XXV of 1997), Section 9 (c) Drug bail possession, Denial of Narcotic concealed in vehicle, Driver of driver, consciously aware of presence of narcotics truck Was stopped. During a search of a truck at the police checkpoint, 40 packets of 40kg drugs were recovered from a spare tire. The defendant's plea was that he had no awareness of the intoxicant in the spare tire, and that the co-accused, who was sitting on the front seat of the truck, had already been granted bail, the driver of the vehicle by the suspect. The shoulder guard was thought to be the guard who had no awareness of what was in the spare tire. The self-defeating argument of the vehicle was that the report of the Franz Science Laboratory in all the samples was affirmed that the suspect's case was different from that of the co-accused, who was granted bail on the basis that he was not the driver of the vehicle. Therefore, he could not be charged with liability for the prohibited possession of a spare spare tire of the vehicle, it was alleged that the first person attached to the commission of the offense was denied bail application.
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