Supreme Court of India
S. Jeevanantham v. The State through Inspector of Police, Tn
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Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985: Ss. 8 (c) and 20(b)-Same Police Officer preparing FIR and conducting investigation-Legality of investigation-Police informed of accused selling 'Hashish '-Accused found in possession of contraband articles-Inspector prepared FIR and conducted investigation-On trial accused found guilty and convicted-Plea of accused that investigation was biased as case was investigated by the same Inspector on whose statement case was registered- Held, the Inspector conducted the search and recovered the contraband article and registered the case-The…
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- 2020 Mukesh Singh v. State (narcotic Branch of Delhi)
- 2015 Vinod Kumar v. State of Punjab
- 2024 K. Balasubramani v. The Tamilnadu Government
- 2017 Naresh Kumar Alias Nitu v. State of Hlmachal Pradesh
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