Mohd Altamash Ayaaz v. The State of Telangana
Case brief
What is this about?
CRLP No.15856 of 2024, High Court for the State of Telangana (K. Sujana, J.), decided 17-04-2025 — S.528 BNSS quashing petition by Accused No.1 (Mohd Altamash Ayaaz) in C.C. No. 10612 of 2024 (offence under S.7 PEC Act, VI Addl. Chief Judicial Magistrate, Nampally) DISMISSED: charge-sheet testimony (Lw.4 purchasing 5-6 vapes; Lw.5 Porter courier delivering parcel to petitioner) held to require adjudication after full-fledged trial; booking of Rapido treated as admitting the seizure; I.A. No. 2 of 2024 (stay of proceedings/arrest) among miscellaneous petitions ordered closed; no precedent cited or engaged.
What did the court decide?
The prosecution witness statements — charge-sheet material indicating Lw.4 had been purchasing 5-6 vapes of E-Cigarettes from the petitioner, and Lw.5's evidence that he delivered a parcel to the petitioner — disclose allegations that the petitioner used to sell banned E-Cigarettes, which require adjudication after a full-fledged trial; at this stage the petitioner is not entitled to quashing of the proceedings.