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The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973
Rabindranath Prusty vs State Of Orissa on 24 November, 1984
i. Firstly, no DD entry has been proved on record by prosecution in
order to show that PW2, PW7 and PW8 were indeed on patrolling
duty on the day of alleged recovery of smack from accused. It is an
important missing link in the version of prosecution.
ii. Further PW7 SI Sudesh Ranga in his examination-in-chief has not
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stated that he offered his personal search to accused before taking
his search. Principles of natural justice demanded that accused
should have been offered search by recovery witness who allegedly
recovered case property from accused and should have reduced
this fact into writing which has not been done in present case and
which fact diminishes credibility of prosecution version. Reliance
being placed on a judgment of Orissa High Court reported as
"Rabindernath Prusty Vs. State of Orissa. In this situation, it can
be said that search of the accused by above said police officials
was in complete violation of the above said case law and the same
can be said to be illegal & motivated. Further more though it is
claimed by PW7 that he had given due notice under section 50
NDPS Act to the accused, which was allegedly refused by the
accused, however, refusal of the accused was not recorded in
writing. This fact raises a doubt if actually such a notice was served
on the accused.
The Indian Penal Code, 1860
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