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The Delhi High Court, in the matter of Jitna Devi, emphasized the need for expeditious disposal of cases involving elderly and medically vulnerable litigants. Taking note of the petitioner's medical condition, the Court directed the Trial Court to conclude the pending civil suit within a period of one year.
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The Delhi High Court has once again reinforced an important principle of criminal law by holding that merely being in contact with a co-accused is not enough to establish a criminal conspiracy under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act.
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In NDPS cases, one concept has a direct impact on everything—from punishment to bail to overall defence strategy. That concept is quantity classification.
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Bail is often the first thing families think about after an arrest. But in cases under the NDPS Act, bail is not just a routine legal step—it is one of the most complex and challenging aspects of the entire case.
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An arrest under the NDPS Act is not like a regular criminal arrest. It is often sudden, stressful, and surrounded by confusion—not just for the accused, but also for their family. In many cases, people don’t even fully understand what has happened until several critical hours have already passed.
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