Summary
- The Supreme Court has ruled that charges in an NDPS case cannot be quashed solely because a confessional statement is deemed unreliable for trial.
- This decision came while restoring a case against Sadiq Pasha, who was declared an absconder in a Ganja transportation incident.
- The Court emphasized the need to consider all evidence, including the First Information Statement, before quashing proceedings.
- The ruling mandates Pasha to appear before the trial court within two weeks, with potential bail conditions set by the court.
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