PANJIM, JUNE 14
Israeli drug dealer David Driham alias Dudu has moved to the High Court seeking bail, pointing out to the anomalies in police panchanama conducted when he was raided.
In the bail application moved before the court, Dirham has said that he is innocent.
Dudu was arrested on February 21, 2010 for possessing narcotic substances at Anjuna by Anti Narcotic Cell. An offence under Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act had been registered against him for possessing cocaine, heroin powder and charas.
The alleged drug dealer in his bail petition has said that the letter written by investigating Officer Sunil Gudlar to deputy superintendent of police (DySP) informing about the raid was fabricated.
“The covering letter addressed to DySP has such a wealth of factual material added therein that it could only have been created subsequent to the accused being apprehended,” the petition filed before the High Court reads.
The lawyer representing Dudu has said that factually, there are inherent irregularities in the documentary evidence which go to the root of the matter and which create reasonable grounds for believing that the accused was not guilty of the offence for which he stands arrested.
