Supreme Court Tightens Bail Conditions for Foreign Nationals in NDPS Cases

The Supreme Court has imposed stricter bail conditions for foreign nationals involved in commercial NDPS (Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances) cases, requiring mandatory passport deposits and two sureties, with verification to be completed within three days.

18 Aug, 03:00 — 18 Aug, 03:00

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Supreme Court tightens bail for foreign nationals in commercial NDPS cases: mandatory passport deposit, two sureties

The court directed that the process of verification of sureties shall be done within 3 days, and the verification report shall be placed before the trial court prior to the release of the accused on bail.

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Supreme Court Tightens Bail Conditions for Foreign Nationals in NDPS Cases

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Supreme Court tightens bail for foreign nationals in commercial NDPS cases: mandatory passport deposit, two sureties

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