Dhangar Sagar Balu v. Union of India and Ors.
Case brief
What is this about?
Batch withdrawal order, Delhi High Court, 21.07.2026, coram Nitin Wasudeo Sambre and Amit Sharma, JJ. Thirty-one writ petitions (W.P.(C) 6280/2026, 9176/2026, 9192/2026, 9193/2026, 9194/2026, 9195/2026, 9196/2026, 9201/2026, 9202/2026, 9203/2026, 9204/2026, 9205/2026, 9206/2026, 9210/2026, 9211/2026, 9212/2026, 9213/2026, 9234/2026, 9245/2026, 9249/2026, 9259/2026, 9260/2026, 9261/2026, 9262/2026, 9814/2026, 9815/2026, 9825/2026, 9826/2026, 9834/2026, 9838/2026, 9840/2026) by petitioners including Kumari Sonam, Avinash Kumar, Ranjit Kumar Yadav, Santosh Yadav, Ravish Kumar against Union of India and Ors dismissed as withdrawn; petitioners to pursue alternate remedy; expedited decision of any appeal directed; pending applications disposed. Keywords: withdrawal, alternate remedy, dismissed as withdrawn, writ petition batch, Union of India, MCD, BSF.
What did the court decide?
No substantive relief; all petitions dismissed as withdrawn on the petitioners' stated intention to pursue an alternate remedy, with any appeal preferred by them to be decided expeditiously and pending applications disposed of.