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Waheedullah vs State Govt. Of Nct Of Delhi on 27 March, 2025

of a seizure is undoubtedly important under the NDPS Act, given the serious penal consequences of conviction, it is equally well established that every procedural lapse cannot, without more, form the basis for the grant of bail. This Court, in Somdut T Singh Alias Shivam v. Narcotics Control Bureau, observed that no mandatory time duration is prescribed for compliance with Section 52A of the NDPS Act. While it is preferable to follow the seizure procedure at the earliest, any delay in compliance cannot be a sole ground for granting bail. The Applicant must demonstrate how the procedural irregularities under Section 52A have caused prejudice to his case. At this stage, they do not, in the opinion of this Court, constitute valid grounds to undermine the prima facie case established against the Applicant, or to justify the grant of bail in a case involving commercial quantity of Heroin. Discrepancy in the weight of the seized samples
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