Nashik Road Central Prison
Another jail guard, Narayan Jaysing Rajput (47), filed a complaint in this regard. Nashik Road police registered a case under sections 20(b), 29, and 8(c) of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, 1985, along with section 54 of the Prisons Act, 1894. Because the contraband fell into a minor category, nashik Road police had arrested the suspect, but a court granted him bail.
Routine frisking in a search room led to the discovery of the banned narcotic substance, according to the complaint. Patil had attached charas on his thighs using adhesive tape in an attempt to smuggle it inside the prison. This, the police suspect, was done for selling it to inmates for financial gains. Following the recovery, Rajput lodged an official complaint on behalf of govt, prompting the police to register a case. The police has appointed inspector Bhubaneshwar Ghandat as an investigating officer in the case.
Because the quantity of the seized contraband fell under the minor category,” Ghandat said, the court subsequently granted him bail. “The accused was found in possession of the contraband by the jail authorities, and they registered the complaint. Following his arrest, Patil was produced before a local court in Nashik.