Supreme Court of India
Bharatbhai Bhagwanjibhai v. State of Gujarat
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Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985-Section 50- Mandatory Requirement of-Accused on seeing policemen started running Creating suspicion in the mind of officer concerned-Police intercepting him and then effecting search in presence of Panchas, leading to recovery of charas-Trial Court on basis of evidence convicting the accused-High Court upholding the same-On appeal held case not covered by section 50 since police had no information that accused likely to come to the area where he was found with narcotic substance and also.at the time of effecting search there was no
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