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Ragini Dwivedi @ Gini @ Rags v. The State of Karnataka
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: s.439 – Bail application rejected by Session Judge applying the provisions of s.37 of the NDPS Act 1985and stating that as a total seizure ‘from all accused’ was 12 gms cocaine, 55 gm Ganja, 11.5 gms ecstasy tablets and 10 gms MDMA, no bail could be given to the appellant in present case – High Court also rejected bail – On appeal, held: The residence of the appellant was searched pursuant to statement made by one ‘BKR’ – Pursuant to search made of the appellant’s premises, no drugs at all were found – The entirety of the case of the appellant was based upon…
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