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Bombay High Court

PRAKASH BIHANIversusSTATE OF MAHARASHTRA AND ANR

Decided
Disposal
Disposed Off

Holding

The Court disposed of the anticipatory bail application as withdrawn.

Summary

The applicant, Prakash Bihani, filed an anticipatory bail application before the Bombay High Court. The grievance between the complainant and the applicant was subsequently resolved. On instructions, the applicant's counsel, Mr. Lalit Pal, sought permission to withdraw the application. The Court considered the request and found no impediment to allowing the withdrawal. Consequently, the Court disposed of the anticipatory bail application as withdrawn.

Issues considered

  • Whether an anticipatory bail application can be withdrawn by the applicant after the underlying grievance is resolved

Subjects

  • anticipatory bail
  • withdrawal of application
  • criminal procedure
  • high court

Judgment

                                                     43-ABA-1219-2026.odt

Harish

          IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
               CRIMINAL APPELLATE JURISDICTION
         ANTICIPATORY BAIL APPLICATION NO. 1219 OF 2026

Prakash Bihani                                  ...Applicant
          V/s.
State Of Maharashtra & Anr                      ...Respondents
_____________________________________________________________
Mr. Lalit Pal, for the Applicant.
Mr. Anagha Deshmukh, APP for the Respondent/ State.
PSI Ramchandra Jadhav, Crime Branch Unit-II, Bhiwandi is present.
________________________________________________________
                   CORAM : PRAFULLA S. KHUBALKAR, J.
                   DATE     : 25TH JUNE, 2026.
P.C. :-


1.           Learned counsel for applicant on instructions seeks

permission to withdraw the instant application as the grievance

in between complainant and the applicant-accused is resolved.


2.          In view of this, application is disposed of as withdrawn.




                                    (PRAFULLA S. KHUBALKAR, J.)




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