Section 9 (c) Detection of evidence for punishment, chemicals, chemical inspection from the possession and transport of narcotics scope Narcotic samples were not isolated from each packet in various packets Feedback Allegations 180 They were transporting packets containing kilograms of marijuana, which were hidden in the secret palms of a truck, only two packets weighing 2kg were sealed and sent to the Chemical Examiner Trial Court. , Who were convicted under Section 9 (c) of the Control of Narcotic Substances Act 1997 and sentenced to life imprisonment Same. One fine of Rs 1 lakh each police allegedly recovered 90 packets weighing 180 kilograms and only one kilogram weighing packet was sealed separately and sent to Chemical Examiner's Chemical Examiner report, It also showed that the laboratory received only two sealed parcels containing two kilograms. The marijuana, as the accused persons would consider, was found red in the possession / transport of two kilograms of marijuana as no chemical examiner's report was available in respect of the remaining substances, partial appeal allowed Was given, the punishment of the accused was retained, but their punishment was reduced to age. Sentenced to six years in prison with a fine of Rs 1 lakh on 100 r \ n
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