Supreme Court of India
Iqbal Moosa Patel v. State of Gujarat
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Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985 - s. (c) r/w ss.21 and 29 - Smuggling and interstate trafficking of narcotic substances - -3 allegedly carrying out operations at the instance of -2 - Large quantity of heroin seized from t.uck driven by -4 in which -3 was a/so traveling - -3 and -4 made statements revealing that buyer of the consignment was -1 - Raid carried out which led to seizure of heroin and cash from residence of -1 - Trial court convicted all the accused - High Court upheld the conviction - Appeals by - 1, -3 and -4 - Held: The prosecution had established that raid…
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