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3.60 kg Heroin Smuggling Case: Failure to Meet Stringent Section 37 NDPS Act Conditions and Risk of Absconding Highlighted

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Delhi High Court Denies Bail to Afghan National in 3.60 kg Heroin Smuggling Case: Failure to Meet Stringent Section 37 NDPS Act Conditions and Risk of Absconding Highlighted
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Delhi High Court Denies Bail to Afghan National in 3.60 kg Heroin Smuggling Case: Failure to Meet Stringent Section 37 NDPS Act Conditions and Risk of Absconding Highlighted

Court’s Decision: The Delhi High Court dismissed the bail application of an Afghan national accused of smuggling 3.60 kg of heroin at the IGI Airport, New Delhi. The court held…
Posted by Rawlaw January 25, 2025

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