Supreme Court of India
Khekh Ram v. State of H.P.
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Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985 - Chapter IV - ss.20, 29 - In the wee hours of 20.10.2009 a police patrol party noticed a vehicle moving towards them - On seeing the patrol party, the driver escaped and could not be apprehended - During the search of the vehicle, contraband charas was found - Appellant's bank passbook also found in the vehicle- Jn report u/s. 173 Cr.P. ., the driver of the vehicle who fled was referred to as the appellant - Appellant arrested - Trial court acquitted the appellant - High Court in appeal reversed the said acquittal - On appeal, · held:
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