The single judge bench of Justice M. Nagaprasanna, was hearing two petitions challenging prosecution under the NDPS Act over the weight of seized cannabis. The petitioners raised a significant interpretive question regarding the definition of 'ganja' under the NDPS Act. The petitioner's counsel submitted:“…When NDPS Act was formulated, Ganja and its definitions were taken from a botany text book. It was submitted that "only the fruiting and flowering tops" of the cannabis plant constitute contraband under the NDPS Act as per the aforesaid categorisation. Also Read: Seeds & Leaves Without Flowering Tops Not 'Ganja' As Per NDPS Act, Rajasthan HCAlso Read: 'Ganja' Seeds, Leaves Not Banned Under NDPS Act: Andhra Pradesh High CourtAlso Read: 'Ganja' Quantity Can't Be Determined Precisely If 'Flower' Is Weighed Along With Leaves, Branches: Delhi High CourtCase Title: Prashant Singh & Anr.