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HC flags Customs, DRI lapses that could lead to acquittal in six international drug smuggling cases

Source: Hindustan Times — Mumbai · 16 days ago
HC flags Customs, DRI lapses that could lead to acquittal in six international drug smuggling cases
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Summary

A High Court judge noted that in six international drug‑smuggling cases, only two of the six legal notices issued under the NDPS Act were correctly prepared. The court highlighted procedural lapses by Customs and the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence, which could result in the accused being acquitted. Consequently, bail was granted to four foreign nationals who had been detained for more than four years.

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Justice Shyam C Chandak, in a common judgment granting bail to four foreign nationals held for more than four years, found that only two of the six notices served on the accused under Section 50 of the NDPS Act were properly framed

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