Supreme Court of India
Surender @ Kala v. State of Haryana
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Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985: ss.18, 50 - Appellant suspected to be in possession of opium without any permit or licence - Opted search in presence of Gazetted Officer - Personal search undertaken and recovery of opium weighing 1 Kg. - Courts below convicted him u/s.18 - Conviction challenged on the ground that the investigation was conducted by Sub-Inspector who himself was the complainant and therefore investigation was not proper and appellant was entitled to acquittal - Held: The search of the appellant was conducted in the presence of and under the instructions of
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