Supreme Court of India
Mohammed Fasrin v. State Rep. by the Intelligence Officer
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We hold that both the Trial Court and the High Court wrongly convicted the accused.
Judgment, page 7
From the headnote
Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 198 5 – s.8(c) r/w ss.29, 21, 23(c), 27( ) and s.67 – Intel ligence Officer, Narcotic Department received information that at th e instance of the appellant 7.4 kgs of heroin would be carried in a Toyota Qualis vehicle – Vehicle apprehended – In terms of the sta tement of the accused no.2 (co-accused), he met one ‘M’ from Bombay wh o told him that after taking delivery of the contraband fro m him, the co- accused was to take the heroin and hand it over to one ‘N, who was to further hand over the heroin to the appellant – Confessional statement
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