01. The applicant being aggrieved of order dated 19.05.2025, passed by learned
Special Judge (NDPS cases), Jammu [“the trial court], vide which his bail
application came to be declined, has approached this Court for emancipation.
02. As factual narration of the present case would unfurl, on 08.04.2025, Police
Station Satwari received a source information that some notorious criminals were
roaming in Raina Colony, Satwari, and there was apprehension of commission of
some heinous crime. On the receipt of this report, the police party proceeded to
the spot. At about 2100 hours, the policy party found a new Hyundai Creta Car,
bearing registration No. JK02DC-9666, parked on the roadside, in which three
persons were sitting. It is alleged that when a team member challenged the
persons to alight from the vehicle, the driver of the car and his associates reversed
the vehicle in furtherance of common criminal intention, to kill the police party.
The car hit the police vehicle and ran over ASI Swaran Singh (No. XJ-976324)
and HC Sanjeev Singh (No. 474/J), who as a result fell down and sustained
serious injuries. The police party, in an attempt to stop the vehicle, blocked the
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road with their official vehicles, but the driver of the car hit one of the police
vehicles. In order to protect the policy party, SPO Sahil Kumar (No. 332/SPO)
fired at the front tyre of the car, causing the tyre to burst and the car hit a wall. It
is alleged that said persons deterred the police party from discharging the official
duties. The injured police personnels were shifted to the hospital and all the three
persons boarding the car were detained. On questioning, they revealed their names
as Rashpal Singh (the applicant), Parmodh Kumar and Redham. A Tokka came to
be recovered on personal search of the applicant and a transparent polythene
pouch weighing approximately 10-15 grams of heroin-like substance came to be
recovered from the dashboard of the car. On receipt of this docket, FIR No.
73/2025 for offences under Sections 109, 132/115(2)/3(5) BNS, 8/21/22/29 NDPS
Act and 4/25 Arms Act came to be registered against the applicant and co-
accused.
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