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India's Supreme Court rules that procedural errors in drug seizures don't automatically grant bail.
The Supreme Court of India ruled that failing to follow Section 52A of the Narcotics Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act does not automatically grant bail to those accused of drug offenses.
The court emphasized that procedural errors in the seizure of drugs do not make the evidence inadmissible.
The decision means that bail will not be granted based solely on these procedural issues unless other conditions of the NDPS Act are met.
The court also asked the Delhi High Court to reconsider its earlier bail decision based on this ruling.
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La Corte Suprema de la India dictamina que los errores de procedimiento en las incautaciones de drogas no conceden automáticamente la libertad bajo fianza.