Refusal to submit to X ray or medically supervised search for concealed goods is a criminal offence with imprisonment or fine. Where a Magistrate orders examination to detect goods concealed inside a person, refusing to allow a radiologist to take X ray pictures or to permit suitable action under the advice and supervision of a registered medical practitioner to bring out goods liable to confiscation is an offence punishable with imprisonment, fine, or both.
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Refusal to submit to X ray or medically supervised search for concealed goods is a criminal offence with imprisonment or fine.
Where a Magistrate orders examination to detect goods concealed inside a person, refusing to allow a radiologist to take X ray pictures or to permit suitable action under the advice and supervision of a registered medical practitioner to bring out goods liable to confiscation is an offence punishable with imprisonment, fine, or both.
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