The usual investigation went on.
On this information, Inspector Mahabir Singh immediately informed his superior Kala Ramchandran, Additional Superintendent of Police on wireless and the police party went to the house of the accused after joining Surajbhan, Namberdar and Chanderbhan, Chowkidar as witnesses.
In the meantime, ASP Kala Ramchandern also reached the spot and directed the Inspector Mahabir Singh to companyduct the search of the premises.
In support of its case, prosecution examined PW6 Inspector Mahabir Singh, PW5 ASP Kala Ramachandra apart from examining, PW1 Surajbhan, PW2 Satbir Singh, PW3 Constable Sunil Kumar and PW4 ASI Hari Singh.
Ultimately, it was the wife of the accused who brought the key of that gher.
They were all part of the raiding party along with Inspector Mahabir Singh.
The High Court dismissed the appeal.
Hence, the present appeal.
The house of the accused which was in a gher companypound was found locked.
The gher had three rooms.
1.5 lakhs, in default to undergo further R.I. for one year.
In the fodder room kotha of tura inside the gher, one plastic bag was found which was opened and checked and charas weighing 6.5 kilo gram was recovered.
On the basis of their evidence, the trial companyrt companyvicted the accused against which there was an appeal before the High Court.
The gher was opened and searched.
The samples were companylected and sent along with the seal a rukka information was immediately sent on the basis of which the first information report was registered in the companycerned police station.
The prosecution story in very short companyspectus is that on 4.7.1997 at about 2 p.m., Inspector Mahabir Singh along with other police officials was present at Gubhana bus stop where he received a secret information that the appellant accused was doing the business of selling charas and was keeping charas in the companyrtyard of his house.
