Arun Yadav vs Union Of India on 7 March, 2025

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07.03.2025

(Oral)

01. Petitioner has invoked special jurisdiction of this Court, under Section

483 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 (BNSS) for bail, after his

plea for the said relief, vide order dated 03.8.2024, came to be declined by the

Court of learned Principal Sessions Judge, Samba [“the trial court”].

02. Brief facts of the case are that officers of Narcotics Control Bureau

(NCB), Jammu, on 10.03.2022 recovered 1113 bottles of codeine based cough

syrup from the possession of one Mahendra Singh, resident of District Mathura,

UP at Sarore Toll Plaza, Samba. Crime No. 08/2022, for the commission of

offences under Sections 8, 21 and 60 of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic

Substances Act, 1985 [NDPS Act] was registered and he came to be arrested on

11.03.2022. During investigation, accused-Mahendra Singh made a disclosure

that he had received the aforesaid consignment, containing 6 cartoons of brown

Colour codeine based cough syrup from a person namely Rinku of Delhi, to be

further handed over to some person in Srinagar. The investigating agency

obtained CAF and CDR of the said accused, Mahendra Singh and the suspected

supplier from concerned service provider and on analysis of the CDR, it

surfaced that petitioner was in regular contact with accused, Mahendra Singh,

who on examination disclosed that petitioner is the supplier of seized

contraband and had been arrested by NCB, Jammu in crime no. 14/2022 under

Sections 8, 22, 29 and 60 of NDPS Act dated 28.05.2022 and was already

lodged in District Jail, Ambphalla, Jammu, in connection with seizure of 560

bottles of codeine based cough syrup. On the basis of the statement of accused,

Mahendra Singh and the CDRs, the petitioner came to be arraigned as an

accused in the present crime.



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