Dausa: The Sessions Court, whereas listening to a 3-year-old NDPS case on Wednesday night, sentenced an accused to twenty years of imprisonment and a positive of Rs 2 lakh. During this, Special Public Prosecutor Kamlesh Bohra, pleading on behalf of the Narcotics Bureau, offered 12 witnesses and 182 paperwork within the courtroom to show the crime towards the accused, on the idea of which the courtroom convicted the accused and sentenced him.
Special Public Prosecutor Kamlesh Bohra stated that on April 2, 2021, the regional unit of NCB Ajmer acquired a secret info from an informer. In which the informer instructed that on April 3, an individual named Ramesh Kumar, resident of Barmer, will come from Agra to Jaipur by truck, who smuggles unlawful medication.
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Seeing the NCB staff on the toll tax, the accused drove away the truck: During this time, after receiving the knowledge, the NCB staff stood at Sikandra toll and began monitoring the marked car. At round 12:30, a car was seen coming from Agra in direction of Jaipur, which the NCB officers signaled to cease, however the truck driver, seeing the NCB staff, broke the toll barrier and fled from the spot.
NCB officers chased and caught the accused: During this, NCB officers chased the accused for a protracted distance, however the accused left the truck and bumped into the fields, however the NCB staff chased the accused and caught him within the fields. At the identical time, on looking the truck, 25 kg 560 grams of opium was recovered from the possession of the accused. According to Special Public Prosecutor Kamlesh Bohra, 12 witnesses and 182 paperwork had been offered within the three-year trial towards the accused. On the idea of which, Session Court Magistrate Rajendra Kumar convicted the accused Ramesh Kumar son Kaluram resident Kalyanpur Pachpadara Barmer and sentenced him to twenty years of imprisonment and a positive of two lakh rupees.
