Justice Gill panel finds Gurdaspur police filed 3 false NDPS Act cases

Amritsar | Thursday | 13th September, 2018

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But on examination of the sample of alleged drugs recovered from the accused, the chemical examiner said it was ‘Tramadol Hydro’ which does not come under the NDPS Act. The Majitha police station officials told the commission that the SHO has prepared cancellation report of the FIR because the recovered material does not fall under the NDPS Act. The commission has recommended submission of the cancellation report to the trial court at the earliest. CHANDIGARH: In a case of blatant misuse of power by the Punjab Police, Justice Mehtab Singh Gill-headed commission has found that the Gurdaspur City police station in-charge had in 2013 and 2014 got three false cases registered under the Narcotics Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act against a woman and her son. It was planted at the instance of inspector/SHO Gurdip Singh.”In another case, the commission found officials of police station Tibber in district Gurdaspur had registered a false case under the NDPS Act on June 6, 2014, against a resident of Prem Nagar village in Gurdaspur..