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Bombay High Court

GHANSHYAM @ SUNNY @ SONU AMARLAL CHUGHversusTHE STATE OF MAHARASHTRA

Decided
Disposal
Disposed off as Withdrawn

Holding

The anticipatory bail application was dismissed as withdrawn.

Summary

Ghanshyam @ Sunny @ Sonu Amarlal Chugh filed an anticipatory bail application before the Bombay High Court. The Court, after hearing, was not inclined to grant the relief. Counsel for the applicant then sought leave to withdraw the application. The Court granted permission to withdraw. Consequently, the anticipatory bail application was dismissed as withdrawn.

Issues considered

  • Whether anticipatory bail should be granted to the applicant

Subjects

  • anticipatory bail
  • withdrawal of application
  • criminal procedure
  • High Court

Judgment

                                                        11-ABA-2454-2026.ODT




             IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
                   CRIMINAL APPELLATE JURISDICTION
            ANTICIPATORY BAIL APPLICATION NO. 2454 OF 2026
Ghanshyam @ Sunny @ Sonu Amarlal Chugh                     …Applicant
      Versus
The State of Maharashtra                                   …Respondent


Adv. Umang Shah, for the Applicant.
Mr. Arfan Sait, A.P. P., for the Respondent – State.
PSI Sham Alpalkar, Ulhasnagar Police Station, Thane, is present.


                          CORAM :           PRAFULLA S. KHUBALKAR, J.
                          DATE          :   31ST AUGUST 2026
P.C:-

1.          After arguing the matter for some time when this Court

was not inclined to grant any relief, learned counsel for

applicant, on instructions, seeks leave to withdraw the instant

application.

2.          Permission is granted to withdraw the anticipatory bail

application.

3.          In view of this, application is dismissed as withdrawn.



                                            (PRAFULLA S. KHUBALKAR, J.)
VDMokal/-




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