Supreme Court of India
Ashiq Miyan and Ors. v. State of Madhya Pradesh
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On receiving information, that opium was being smuggled and secretly kept, in the house of the appellants, the Sub Inspector of Police, Station Malharganj, Indore, with a police party, raided their house, on September 19, 1960, and recovered a fairly large quantity of opium, of about 2 maunds, 14 seers and 14 chhatacks. The appellants were arrested, and charge-sheeted, for having committed offences, under s. 120B, IPC., ands. 9(a), of the Act. They pleaded not guilty. Their defence was that each of them was living separately, and they were not also in the house, when the opium was stated to
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