Supreme Court of India
The State of Karnataka v. Sadiq Pasha
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What the Court ordered
However, finding the impugned order quashing the criminal proceedings to be improper, we restore Special Case No.24 of 2022 arising out of Special Case No.131 of 2019 in Crime No.94 of 2018 to the files of the Principal District and Sessions Judge and Special Court, Udupi. The respondent shall appear before the said Court within a period of two weeks from today, upon which the Court shall allow him to be released on bail on such terms and conditions it deems fit and otherwise, on failure to appear, the Trial Court shall issue steps for his apprehension for production before Court. The appeal stands allowed with the above direction.
Judgment, 15-16
In brief
On information about transportation of Ganja, police intercepted a car in Mysuru where three men stood nearby; two were apprehended and 32.615 kgs of Ganja in 42 bundles was recovered from the dashboard and trunk, while the third man fled the spot. The respondent, an engineering graduate who later went to the USA, was named as Accused No.3 in the FIS itself, apparently on the others identifying the man who fled; he evaded arrest, was declared an absconder and a split chargesheet was drawn against him.…
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