The continuous filing of FIRs is not a conspiracy to file false cases, the High Court stated. Bail was denied in an NDPS case, stating that the accused falls under the category of habitual offenders.

Here is the translation of the given Hindi text into English: "Continuous registration of FIRs does not constitute a conspiracy for false cases": High Court denies bail in NDPS case; says accused falls under the category of habitual offenders - Chandigarh News. In a case related to drug trafficking (NDPS) in Amritsar district of Punjab, the Punjab and Haryana High Court has taken a strict stance by rejecting the regular bail application of accused Manpreet Singh alias Mani. The court clarified that if multiple FIRs are registered against an accused continuously...