The charas weighed one kilogram out of which two samples of 100 grams each were taken out and sealed.
A companystable was sent to call two independent witnesses Sandeep PW2 and Mukesh PW3 .
S.D.O. P Angad Singh PW8 was present at the police station when this information was received.
Sheela Chandrawati, accused Jitendras mother.2003 Supp 3 SCR 918 The Judgment of the Court was delivered by SRIKRISHNA, J. These two appeals by special leave are directed against a companymon judgment of the Madhya Pradesh High Court rendered in Criminal Appeal No.
Thereafter, the police party accompanied by a lady companystable Pushpa PW5 , who was called from the police station, entered the house of Smt.
On a request by the Police Officer that he may be permitted to search the dicky of the scooter, and after being apprised that the search may be given either to the Police Officer present or to the Magistrate, the accused Jitendra agreed that the search may be taken by the Police Officer.
The Police Officer opened the dicky with a key supplied by Jitendra.
411/2000 was standing in front of the house of Rampyari along with a scooter.
Sheela Chandrawati, under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985.
According to the prosecution case Inspector Rajendra Pathak PW7 of Police Station, Datia, received secret information at 5 p.m. on 12th August, 1999 that in front of the house of one Rampyari Bilganiya her tenant was standing with a scooter without number plate and was likely to transport charas and opium.
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411/2000 and Criminal Appeal No.
This search resulted in recovery of five packets of charas in a polythene bag along with currency numberes worth Rs.
414/2000 companyvicting the appellants herein, Jitendra s o Vijay Narayan Virendra Raghuwanshi and Smt.
The police party thereafter left for the house of Rampyari at 5.30 p.m. According to the prosecutions version, accused Jitendra Appellant in appeal No.
