The raiding party then visited the field of Daulat Ram and after digging the pit at the place pointed out by him, took out a polythene bag which when weighed was found to companytain 3kg of opium.
On the 5th April, 1997, reports were received in the Narcotics Office that Hurdabai was number depositing the entire yield of opium with the Lambardar.
Hurdabai had been issued a licence to grow opium in her land and the appellants were looking after the cultivation on her behalf.
Similarly, Mangilal took the officers to the place which he had identified and another 3 kg of opium was recovered from another pit.
The appellants also gave their companyfessions Exhibits P 16 and P17 respectively, stating therein that they had withheld the opium to sell it in the market in an unauthorised manner.
This appeal arises out of the following facts 1.1 The appellants herein, both brothers, Daulat Ram and Mangilal, sons of Hurdabai, were living with their mother at village Dorana.
The appellants were, accordingly, apprehended and interrogated by the ASI and during interrogation Crl.
Thereafter Mangilal appellant was also interrogated and he made a similar statement.
