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Ragini Dwivedi @ Gini @ Rags v. The State of Karnataka
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: s.439 – Bail applicati on rejected by Session Judge applying the provisions o f s.37 of the NDPS Act 1985and stating that as a total seizure ‘from all accuse d’ was 12 gms cocaine, 55 gm Ganja, 11.5 gms ecstasy tablets and 1 0 gms MDMA, no bail could be given to the appellant in present c ase – High Court also rejected bail – On appeal, held: The resid ence of the appellant was searched pursuant to statement made by one ‘BKR’ – Pursuant to search made of the appellant’s premises, n o drugs at all were found – The entirety of the case of the appellant was
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