ABDUL WAHID versus STATE
Section 497 (2) Narcotic Materials Stances Control Act (XXV of 1997), Section 6/9 bail, further investigation grant 1500 grams allegedly recovered from the accused in the form of fragments, only 200 grams were recovered from chemical analysis. For the purpose of the material; however, it was not mentioned whether this sample was taken from each fragment or taken from only one fragment, but, ultimately, it cannot be recorded that all fragments. The collisions were drug-related and had yet to be found appropriate and final. The number of fragments of the trial was either not mentioned in the FIR or sent to the chemical laboratory with a delay of nine days in the counseling sample, which raised suspicion in the prosecution case as alleged only Recovered from 200 accused. The grams were sealed separately to be sent to a chemical analyst, the highest case against the accused would come under Section 9 (b) of the Control of Narcotic Material Stances Act 1997, which sentenced him to 7 years, In the case of the accused under section 497 (2), the CCP accused has been granted bail, under the circumstances.
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