🤝 NCB, in coordination with Judicial Academy, Cuttack organised a 2-day workshop on NDPS Act in Cuttack. Participants included judicial officers, prosecutors, Odisha Police, Excise & NCB officers.
📚 Leading domain experts shared valuable insights on evidentiary aspects in NDPS Act & emerging developments in drug law enforcement & prosecution during the sessions.
🔹 Hon’ble Justice Sh. S. K Sahoo, Former Chief Justice of the Patna High Court covered the appreciation of evidence common pitfalls leading to acquittals in NDPS cases while Sh. Bibhuti Bhusana Mishra, Ex-DG, NCB highlighted the challenges faced by Drug Law Enforcement Officers. The workshop also featured insights from Sh. Srinivasan Gopal, Ex Assistant Director, NACIN on the evolving legal landscape in narcotics, while Ms. Ashwini Gotyal, IPS, AIG, ANTF, Punjab Police shared best practices in drug law enforcement.
🔹 Zonal Director, NCB Bhubaneswar also shed light on Vision Document on Narcotics Control, emerging trends in narco-trafficking & latest legal developments.
#NCB #NarcoticsControlBureau #SayNoToDrugs #NDPSAct
@HMOIndia@dg_ncb@PIBHomeAffairs@MSJEGOI@NCB_Bhubaneswar@odisha_police@DDNewslive@airnewsalerts
1800 345 8289 - 24x7 Covid-19 Emergency Helpline Number ONLY for people who are in home isolation and are in need of immediate medical consultation and support.
Contact in case of emergency situations. Urging citizens to not contact this number for any other purpose!
A bench of CJI S A Bobde and Justices Dinesh Maheshwari and A S Bopanna, which had on June 18 restrained Rath Yatra, will shortly hear more than a dozen pleas seeking permission for Car Festival without congregation of devotees.
While mentioning for urgent hearing before Justice Arun Mishra Bench, SG Tushar Mehta said Centre was of the view that Rath Yatra can be held in a restricted manner though Odisha government had agreed with PIL petitioner for completely stalling it this year.
justice Arun Mishra informs counsel that CJI has decided to hear the matter by constituting a three-judge bench headed by CJI. "You make your prayers for modification of June 18 order (stalling Rath Yatra) before CJI bench," he said.
#Odisha Govt changes its stand in the #SupremeCourt, now says it supports #RathYatra with restrictions. Centre too says it can be held without people's participation. Justice Arun Mishra-led bench will hear the pleas later today.
There has been no detention of Indian soldiers at the China border. We categorically deny this. It only hurts national interests when media outlets publish unsubstantiated news: Indian Army spokesperson Colonel Aman Anand