Section 64 of NDPS Act, 1985 : Section 64: Power To Tender Immunity From Prosecution

NDPS Act, 1985

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Explanation using Example

Imagine a scenario where a government investigation is underway regarding a large-scale illegal drug trafficking operation. The authorities have a suspect, John, who seems to have been a key player in the network. However, they lack concrete evidence and require inside information to make a strong case and dismantle the entire operation.

To gather the necessary evidence, the government decides to offer John immunity from prosecution. They believe that John's testimony could be crucial in understanding t...

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