Supreme Court of India
Umar Abdul Sakoor Sora Thia v. Intelligence Officer Narcotic Control Bureau
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Criminal Law : Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985: c Sections 29 and 23-Police intercepted truck carrying "Mandrax" tablets-Said stock despatched from a port in India to a company abroad Accused was one of the key persons who conspired with four others already charge-sheeted-Both the consignor and consignee were fictitious concerns Accused was Chairman of the clearing agency company which took possession · . of the consignment during off-loading operations on behalf of the non existing consignee-Witness identified a photograph as that of the accused who drove a car at the
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