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Bombay High Court

ANIL SOLOMON SINGH AND ANRversusSTATE OF MAHARASHTRA

Decided
Disposal
Dismissed as Withdrawn

Holding

The Court held that an anticipatory bail application may be withdrawn at the applicant’s request and accordingly dismissed.

Summary

The applicant, Mr. Anil Solomon Singh, filed an anticipatory bail application before the High Court of Bombay. During the hearing, the applicant’s counsel expressed that the Court was not inclined to grant the bail. Consequently, the applicant sought to withdraw the anticipatory bail application. The Court considered whether a pending anticipatory bail application could be withdrawn at the applicant’s request. Finding no impediment, the Court allowed the withdrawal. The anticipatory bail application was therefore withdrawn and the matter disposed of.

Issues considered

  • Whether an anticipatory bail application can be withdrawn by the applicant

Subjects

  • anticipatory bail
  • withdrawal
  • criminal procedure

Judgment

                                                      912 ABA 86.2026.DOC




          IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
                CRIMINAL APPELLATE JURISDICTION
          ANTICIPATORY BAIL APPLICATION NO.86 OF 2026
1. Mr. Anil Solomon Singh                              …Applicant
2. Mrs. Mangal Anil Singh
       Versus
The State of Maharashtra                               …Respondent


Mr. Solomon Raj K., for Applicant.
Ms. R.V. Newton, APP for State.
API, Hasina Shikalgar, Hadapsar Police Station, Pune present


                       CORAM:         MADHAV J. JAMDAR, J.
                       DATED :        13th January 2026
P.C.:


1.       Mr. Solomon, learned Counsel appearing for the Applicant

after arguing the matter for some time, as the Court is not inclined

to grant Anticipatory Bail Application, seeks withdrawal of

Anticipatory Bail Application.


2.       Accordingly, Anticipatory Bail Application is allowed to be

withdrawn and disposed of as such.



                                               (MADHAV J. JAMDAR, J.)




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