No Prejudicial Infirmity by Customs during Seizure of Contraband u/s 110: Delhi HC Rejects Bail of Alleged Methaqualone Smuggler

The Delhi High Court rejected the bail plea of an alleged methaqualone smuggler, ruling that there was no prejudicial infirmity by customs authorities during the seizure of contraband under Section 110 of the Customs Act. The accused argued that the seizure was conducted improperly, but the court found that the customs officials had followed due process. The court emphasized the seriousness of the charges and the potential threat to public safety posed by the smuggling of such substances. This decision underscores the judiciary’s strict stance on drug-related offenses and the importance of adhering to legal procedures during seizures.