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Bombay High Court

Rahul Raj Harshvardhan Singh vs State Of Maharashtra on 6 June, 2023

Author: Sarang V. Kotwal

Bench: Sarang V. Kotwal

2023:BHC-AS:14845



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                               IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
                                     CRIMINAL APPELLATE JURISDICTION

                                 CRIMINAL WRIT PETITION NO. 1081 OF 2023

                    Rahul Raj Harshvardhan Singh                                  ..Petitioner
                          Versus
                    State of Maharashtra                                          ..Respondent

                                                  __________
                    Mr. Praveshkumar S. Yadav for Petitioner.
                    Mr. N. B. Patil, APP for State/Respondent.
                                                  __________

                                               CORAM : SARANG V. KOTWAL, J.
                                               DATE : 6 JUNE 2023
                    PC :

                    1.           Heard Shri. Praveshkumar Yadav, learned counsel for the

                    Petitioner and Shri. Patil, learned APP for the State/Respondent.


                    2.           The Petitioner has filed this petition with a limited

                    prayer for expediting the hearing of his discharge application in

                    S.C.No.315 of 2016 pending before the Additional Sessions Judge,

                    Dindoshi.


                    3.           Learned counsel for the Petitioner submitted that the

                    Petitioner has filed an application for his discharge in S.C.No.315

                    of 2016 before the said Court. The application was filed on




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 26/04/2018 and till today it is not decided.


 4.            On the face of it, there is inordinate delay in deciding

 the discharge application. It is pending for more than five years as

 of today. There can be no justification for not deciding the

 discharge application at the earliest by the trial Court.


 5.            Hence, the following order:


                                                ORDER

i) The Trial Court is directed to decide the Petitioner's application for his discharge within a period of six weeks from today.

ii) The office shall communicate this order to the Trial Court at the earliest.

iii) With this direction, the petition is disposed of.

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