FARUK @ GOLI @ LANGDO USMANBHAI SHEIKHversusSTATE OF GUJARAT
- Disposal
- 27-WITHDRAWN @ ADM.STAGE
- Bench
- SANJEEV THAKER
Holding
The Court granted permission to withdraw the application and disposed of it as withdrawn.
Summary
The petitioner, Faruk @ Goli @ Langdo Usmanbhai Sheikh, filed a Special Criminal Application (Parole Leave) before the Gujarat High Court seeking parole. After the application was pending, the petitioner, through counsel, requested permission to withdraw the application. The respondent State of Gujarat opposed the withdrawal. The Court examined whether the petitioner could be allowed to withdraw a pending parole application. It held that the petitioner was entitled to withdraw the application upon the Court's permission. Accordingly, the Court granted the request and disposed of the application as withdrawn.
Issues considered
- Whether the petitioner may be permitted to withdraw a pending Special Criminal Application for parole leave.
Subjects
Judgment
R/SCR.A/7182/2026 ORDER DATED: 17/06/2026
IN THE HIGH COURT OF GUJARAT AT AHMEDABAD
R/SPECIAL CRIMINAL APPLICATION (PAROLE LEAVE) NO. 7182 of
2026
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FARUK @ GOLI @ LANGDO USMANBHAI SHEIKH
Versus
STATE OF GUJARAT & ORS.
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Appearance:
MS. AARTI R. MISTRY(18822) for the Applicant(s) No. 1
MR SOAHAM JOSHI, APP for the Respondent(s) No. 1
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CORAM:HONOURABLE MR.JUSTICE SANJEEV J.THAKER
Date : 17/06/2026
ORAL ORDER
Learned advocate for the applicant/s, after arguing
the matter for sometime, under instructions, seeks permission
to withdraw this application.
Permission, as prayed for, is granted. This
application stands disposed of as withdrawn.
(SANJEEV J.THAKER,J)
SRILATHA
Original copy of this order has been signed by the Hon'ble Judge.
Digitally signed by: SRILATHA VENKATARAO UPADHYAYULA(HC00185), PRINCIPAL PRIVATE SECRETARY, at High Court of Gujarat on 17/06/2026 14:43:18
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