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1.  The case of the prosecution is that on 03.07.2012  at about 5.00 p.m.,   a   secret   informer   came   to   the   office   of   Narcotics   Cell, Shakkarpur   and   informed   SI   Satyawan   that   a   person,   namely, Christion,   who   was   a   Nigerian   national   and   dealt   in   supply   of Heroin and Cocaine, would come near Metro Pillar No. 741, Uttam Nagar, New Delhi between 7.00 p.m. to 7.30 p.m. for supplying huge   quantity   of   Heroin   to   someone.   SI   Satyawan   recorded   the   secret information vide DD No. 35 at 5.30 p.m. He produced the secret informer before Inspector Vivek Pathak and handed over a copy of DD No. 35 to him. Inspector Vivek Pathak forwarded the copy of the said DD to Sh. Bir Singh, ACP, Narcotics Cell and directed SI Satyawan to conduct raid. Accordingly, SI Satyawan constituted   a   raiding   team   comprising   of   himself,   HC   Pradeep Khatri,   HC   Abdul   Hakim,   Constable   Satish   and   Constable Sohanpal.   Armed   with   drug   testing   kit   and   electronic   weighing scale, the raiding team left the office of Narcotics Cell alongwith secret informer in a government vehicle No. DL 1CM 4228 driven by Constable Rajender and reached the spot at 7 p.m. On the way as   well   as   at   the   spot,   public   persons   were   asked   to   join   the proceedings   but   they   refused   to   do   so.   Around   7.10   p.m.,   one person of African origin was seen coming on foot from the side of Dwarka Mor Metro Station. The secret informer identified him as the accused person. The accused was apprehended from the spot when he started going back after waiting for five minutes. Secret information   was   disclosed   to   the   accused   and   he   was   apprised about his legal right to be searched in the presence of a Gazetted Officer or a  Magistrate.   He   was   also   served   with   notice   under Section 50 of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985 (for short, the NDPS Act). However, the accused declined to avail the same. From the search of the accused, one transparent   polythene   pouch   tied   with   rubber   band   and   containing  matiala coloured powder was recovered from the right side pocket of his pant. Upon testing and weighing, the powder was found to be 400 gms of Heroin. Two samples of 5 gms each were drawn which were converted into two  pulandas Mark A and B. The remaining Heroin   was   kept   in   a  separate   pulanda  Mark   C.   FSL   form  was filled. All the aforesaid pulandas were sealed with the seal of 7 APS  NB DELHI  and seized.  While the proceedings were being conducted, the accused pushed Constable Satish and tried to flee from   the   spot.   Upon   being   chased   by   HC   Pradeep   Khatri,   the accused   manhandled   him   and   bit   his   right   hand   thumb.   The accused also caught hold of both the ears of HC Pradeep Khatri and   kicked   him.   Thereafter,   the   accused   torn   his   own   shirt   and banged his forehead against the Metro pillar which caused injuries to   him.   Thus   the   raiding   team   took   the   accused   to   Lok   Nayak Hospital   where   he   and   HC   Pradeep   Khatri   were   medically examined. After obtaining the MLCs, the raiding team alongwith accused reached the office of Narcotics Cell at about 11.55 p.m. Rukka was prepared and on the basis thereof,   FIR   No.   182/12 under Section 21 NDPS Act and Sections 186/353/332 IPC was registered at P.S. Crime Branch, Malviya Nagar. The case property was also sent to the SHO Inspector C.R. Meena who deposited the same in malkhana after affixing his seal of CRM. The accused was   arrested and his disclosure statement was recorded. Site plan was prepared and statements of witnesses were recorded. Reports under Section 57 NDPS Act regarding seizure and arrest were prepared and sent to the ACP. The sample of the recovered substance was sent to FSL, Rohini, for chemical examination and was found to contain Diacetylmorphine and Phenobarbital. During investigation, it was revealed that the visa of the accused was forged and his stay in India was unauthorised.  After completion of investigation, the charge­sheet was filed.