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Karnataka HC: Merely Handling of Banned Drug not a Violation - (04 Jul 2016)

Karnataka HC has given benefit of doubt to a person who was 'handling' a large quantity of Ketamine hydrochloride as he claimed that he was only an intermediary for a drug manufacturer who had the licence to handle the substance.

Tags : KARNATAKA HC   KETAMINE HYDROCHLORIDE  

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