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Bombay High Court

MOJAM AJAM SAYYEDversusTHE STATE OF MAHARASHTRA

Disposal
Withdrawn

Holding

The anticipatory bail application is dismissed as withdrawn.

Summary

Mojam Ajam Sayyed filed an anticipatory bail application under Section 438 of the Criminal Procedure Code against the State of Maharashtra. Both parties were heard, and the Court indicated its reluctance to grant any relief. On the advice of counsel, the applicant chose to withdraw the application. Consequently, the Court dismissed the anticipatory bail application as withdrawn. No substantive merits of the bail request were examined, and the matter concluded without further orders.

Issues considered

  • Whether anticipatory bail should be granted to the applicant under Section 438 CrPC

Subjects

  • anticipatory bail
  • withdrawal
  • Criminal Procedure Code
  • Section 438
  • High Court

Judgment

2026:BHC-AUG:39450
                                                                      33-ABA-1397-2026.odt



                       IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
                                  BENCH AT AURANGABAD

                     33 ANTICIPATORY BAIL APPLICATION NO. 1397 OF 2026

                                      Mojam Ajam Sayyed
                                            VERSUS
                                    The State Of Maharashtra

          Mr. A. R. Dhore, Advocate for Applicant
          Mr. S. B. Jadhav, APP for Respondents/State

                                                           CORAM : R.M. JOSHI, J
                                                           DATE  : AUGUST 31, 2026

          P. C. :

          1.           After hearing learned Counsels for both sides and when this

          Court has shown its disinclination to grant any relief, learned Counsel for

          the Applicant, on instructions, seeks withdrawal of the Application.


          2.           Anticipatory Bail Application stands dismissed as withdrawn.


                                                               (R. M. JOSHI, J.)
          Malani




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