Supreme Court of India
Bahadur Singh v. State of Punjab
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Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985: ss. 18, 50 - Recovery of contraband goods - Nakabandi held by police party under the sr.ipeNision of Superintendent of police, PW-3 - Allegation that on seeing the police party, the appellant and one 'DK' ran in different directions - Both apprehended - 10 kgs of opium allegedly found in bag which the appellant was carrying- Recovery of 10 kgs of opium from o 'DK' Both tried separately - Conviction of 'DK' attaining finality - Trial court acquitted appellant on . the ground that prosecution story was doubtful and. the provisions in local…
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