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Bombay High Court

CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONversusSUKHVENDER SINGH

Disposal
Dismissed

Holding

The revision application is taken on board.

Summary

The Central Bureau of Investigation filed a criminal revision application against Sukhvender Singh. The High Court ordered the respondent to produce travel tickets for trips to Phuket and the United Arab Emirates. The respondent complied by submitting copies of the tickets and boarding passes, and clarified that the second leg of his travel would be from Delhi to Sharjah, not Dubai. The court recorded the tickets and noted the clarification. The application was subsequently taken on board by the court.

Issues considered

  • Whether the respondent complied with the court's order to produce travel tickets
  • Whether the clarification of the travel itinerary affects the revision proceedings

Subjects

  • criminal revision
  • procedural compliance
  • travel tickets
  • CBI

Judgment

                                   CRIR 3 of 2026

     Sonam

             IN THE HIGH COURT OF BOMBAY AT GOA
         CRIMINAL REVISION APPLICATION NO.3 OF 2026

CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION                         ... APPLICANT
  Versus
SUKHVENDER SINGH                                        ... RESPONDENT


Ms. Shalakha Shelke, Advocate for the Respondent.


                     CORAM:- VALMIKI MENEZES, J.
                     DATED :- 30th January, 2026

P.C.:


1.    Not on Board. Taken on Board.


2.      This matter was disposed of by order dated 28.01.2026, under
which the Respondent was required to file a copy of the tickets
obtained for travel to Phuket and to the United Arab Emirates. The
Respondent has placed on record copies of the tickets and the boarding
passes. The Respondent now states that his second leg of travel will be
from Delhi to Sharjah and not Dubai i.e. the Respondent would land at
Sharjah and not Dubai. The said tickets are taken on record.



                                              VALMIKI MENEZES, J.




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                                   30th January, 2026


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