NDPS Act Voluntary Statement Loophole EXPOSED by Karnataka HC!

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In a significant ruling, the Karnataka High Court has held that a voluntary or confessional statement made under Section 67 of the NDPS Act cannot be used as evidence against the accused. This decision reinforces the protection of the accused's rights in drug-related offenses. Stay updated with this crucial legal development that could impact ongoing and future NDPS cases.

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