seen coming from the side of Vill. Tapiala and she was holding some substance in her hand and on seeing the police party she tried to throw the substance but was apprehended by I.O with the help of other police personnel and Lady Ct Maninder Kaur. On being asked her name and identity she disclosed her name and identity as Ranjit Kaur. On checking the polythene bag which she was holding in her right hand it was found to be containing intoxicant powder out of which a sample weighing 10 gms was separated and was put into a plastic container and remaining bulk portion was weighed which came out to be 100 gms which was also put into a different plastic container alongwith polythene. Both the container were converted into parcels and were sealed by I.O with his seal impression CS. Sample seals were prepared separately. Relevant portion of Form M29 was completed. Seal was handed over to HC Sukhwinder Singh after use. Both the parcels, sample seals and From M29 were taken into possession vide memo ExP1 in the presence of HC Sukhwinder Singh and Lady Ct Maninder Kaur, Ruqa Ex.P2 was sent to police station on the basis of which formal FIR Ex.P3 was recorded by SI Didar Singh. I.O prepared rough Site plan Ex.P4 at the spot. Accused was arrested vide memo Ex.P5 and intimation regarding her arrest was given to her relatives in the presence of witness. During her personal search nothing valuable was recovered from the possession of the accused. Personal search Memo is Ex.P6 which was prepared in the presence of witness. Statement of witnesses were recorded. On arrival to police station, I.O produced the case property before Insp. Sikander Singh the then SHO P.S. Lopoke alongwith accused. After verifying the intactness of the seals on the parcels, SHO sealed the parcels with his impression SS, prepared his sample seals separately and after completion of relevant portion of Form M29, SHO kept the all in his double lock. Handing over memo to this effect is Ex.P7 which was attested by SHO Sikandar Singh. The case property was produced before the Area Magistrate for authentication and the sample was sent to the office of chemical examiner.”