Amar Thapa sought regular bail before the Delhi High Court in connection with FIR No. 49/2025 registered at Police Station Kotla Mubarakpur for offences under Sections 20/25 of the NDPS Act, arising from the recovery of 1.516 kg of charas (a commercial quantity) from his premises on 17 January 2025. His counsel raised two grounds: alleged discrepancies in malkhana deposit entries (Register No. 19) suggesting the recovered material was not genuine, and non-supply of grounds of arrest entitling him to bail. The court rejected the first ground, finding that the IO had sealed the parcels with his seal, sent them to the SHO who counter-sealed them with his own seal (PSM) to ensure purity, and that this did not constitute a reasonable ground to believe the applicant was not guilty. On the second ground, the court undertook a detailed review of Supreme Court precedents on the constitutional requirement under Article 22(1) to furnish written grounds of arrest, including Prabir Purkayastha (2024 INSC 414), Pankaj Bansal (2023 INSC 866), and Vihaan Kumar (2025 INSC 162), but the judgment text provided does not record a final order, leaving the outcome incomplete in the excerpt supplied.