Supreme Court of India
State of Uttaranchal v. Rajesh Kumar Gupta
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Narcotic Drugs & Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985: Section 8 read with Section 22-Certain operations-Prohibition of Drugs for medicinal purposes-Use of-Bail-Grant of-Accused, an. Ayurvedacharya, allegedly issued advertisements in various newspapers claiming that medicines used by him were prepared from herbal plants and by application thereof patients suffering from epilepsy could be cured-The' accused, in his medicine, had been using unlabelled tablets containing · psychotropic substances making unsuspecting patients addicted to the drugs- Raids conducted in his clinic yielded 70 Kg of…
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- 2014 Union of India & Another v. Sanjeev V. Deshpande
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