JUDGEMENT
AMAR SARAN, J. -
(1.) HEARD learned counsel for the applicant and learned Additional
Government Advocate.
(2.) THE applicant was apprehended at about 7.45 AM on 8.4.2010 in village
Sirihari selling illicit liquor. One gallon
containing 9 lts. of illicit country made
liquor and one plastic bag containing 22
pouches of country made liquor were
recovered from the applicant. In the said
bag some chemical powder and 1/2 kg urea
was also found from the possession of the
applicant. The applicant confessed that she
has purchased the said liquor from one
Bhagwat Singh and Rajesh Singh and
stated that in order to increase the
intoxication, she used to add the powder of
diazapam and urea. The case was
registered against the applicant under
sections 272/273 IPC, 60 Excise Act and 8/22 of NDPS Act at police station
Kapsethi, district Varanasi.
It was argued by the learned counsel for the applicant that the police
had implicated the applicant in a case
under sections 272/273/304 IPC for which
they had visited the village, but the
applicant was bailed out in that main case.
There is no chemical analyst report of the
liquor recovered being spurious or
adulterated. So far as the recovery of
diazapam from the applicant was
concerned, she was granted bail by the
lower court.
(3.) IT is further argued that no independent witnesses have supported the
recovery and the prosecution version. The
applicant was actually present in her Maika
and that she was falsely implicated in the
present case.;
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