As per case facts, the Petitioner Manjit Singh alias Manna was apprehended with 6 kg of ICE and 18 kg of heroin after secret information about drug trafficking from Srinagar. ... Subsequently, an additional 3 kg of heroin was recovered from him, leading to his arrest under the NDPS Act. This is his fourth bail petition, seeking regular bail based on parity with co-accused and prolonged custody. The question arose whether the Petitioner, accused of possessing massive commercial quantities of drugs, could claim a right to bail due to trial delays, especially when co-accused on bail were intentionally stalling proceedings. Finally, the High Court dismissed the bail petition, stating that the Petitioner, as the main accused with huge drug quantities (21 kg heroin, 84 times commercial limit), is not entitled to bail on grounds of parity or prolonged trial. The Court observed that self-engineered delays by co-accused cannot create an artificial right to bail and directed special courts to expedite trials in NDPS cases involving commercial quantities.