As per case facts, the State appealed the acquittal of Ramehar and Sube Singh in an NDPS Act case. Police recovered 1000 kg of 'Ganja' from a 'Canter' and apprehended ... Surjeet @ Jeetu, while two persons escaped. Surjeet @ Jeetu's disclosure implicated Ramehar and Sube Singh, who were later arrested. The trial court acquitted Ramehar and Sube Singh, citing lack of identification, non-conduct of Test Identification Parade, and inadmissibility of disclosure statements without material recovery. The State appealed, asserting Sube Singh's name was in the initial notice and witnesses saw three persons. The question arose whether the trial court's acquittal findings were perverse and ignored substantial evidence. Finally, the High Court held that the trial court's findings were well-reasoned, based on evidence, and that mere disclosure statements without corroboration cannot lead to conviction. The appeal for leave to appeal was dismissed.