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Bombay High Court

SARVESH PRIYATOSH TIWARIversusSTATE OF MAHARASHTRA AND ANR

Decided
Disposal
Disposed off as Withdrawn

Holding

The petition is disposed of as withdrawn.

Summary

The petitioner filed a criminal writ petition challenging the investigation. The police completed their investigation and filed an A‑Summary Report on 15 July 2023, which was taken on record. The petitioner’s counsel subsequently sought leave to withdraw the petition. The Court considered the request and disposed of the petition as withdrawn. No substantive merits of the case were examined.

Subjects

  • petition withdrawal
  • criminal writ petition
  • summary report

Judgment

SKN                                                         33-WP-3655.23.doc

           IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
                 CRIMINAL APPELLATE JURISDICTION

              CRIMINAL WRIT PETITION NO. 3655 OF 2023

Sarvesh Priyatosh Tiwari.                                 … Petitioner.
        Vs.
The State of Maharashtra and another.                      ... Respondents.

                    _______________________________

Priyatosh R. Tiwari for the Petitioner.
Mr.Yogesh Dabke, APP for the Respondent-State.
Mr.Gaikwad, API, Kalwa Police Station is present.
                    _______________________________


                   CORAM        : RANJITSINHA RAJA BHONSALE , J.
                   DATED        : 25th JUNE 2026.


P. C. :-

1.         The learned A.P.P., on instructions from Mr.Gaikwad, API, Kalwa

Police Station submits that, the investigation is completed and the Police

have filed A-Summary Report on 15th July 2023.      The A-Summary Report

filed by the learned A.P.P. is taken on record and marked ‘X’ for

identification.

2.         In view of the aforesaid statement, learned Advocate appearing

for the Petitioner seeks leave to withdraw the Petition. Petition is disposed

of as withdrawn.



                                (RANJITSINHA RAJA BHONSALE, J.)

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