Supreme Court of India
Ahmed Shah Khan Durrani @ A.S. Mubarak v. State of Maharashtra
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Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (Prevention) Act, 1987 - s.5 - Bombay serial blasts of 1993 - Possession of weapon - -20 charged for keeping one AK-56 rifle and two magazines - Conviction of -20 - Justification - Held: Justified - Sufficient material to show that recovery had been made at the behest of -20 from the factory owned by a partnership to which he was the partner - In such a fact situation, he' ought to have explained the reason/source of his knowledge of such contraband articles being kept in his factory - . - As he had not mentioned that he had seen someone . keeping the
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