Suraj v. State of NCT of Delhi
Case brief
What is this about?
Suraj v State of NCT of Delhi | BAIL APPLN. 340/2026 | High Court of Delhi | Judge: Prateek Jalan | Decided: 07.05.2026 | Regular bail | Application withdrawn without prejudice | Dismissed as withdrawn | Section 483 BNSS 2023 | FIR No. 361/2024 dated 02.05.2024, Police Station Okhla Industrial Area, Delhi | Sections 302/34 IPC | Trial underway: alleged eye-witness being examined; three other material witnesses left | Liberty to seek expeditious recording of evidence before Sessions Court | Prosecution assured cooperation | Court made no observation on merits; all rights and contentions left open | Advocates: Jitender Tyagi, Kuldeep Naagar (petitioner); Yudhvir Singh Chauhan APP (State); Neeraj Kumar, Standing Counsel DHCLSC (Brother of Victim).
What did the court decide?
Bail application dismissed as withdrawn; petitioner left free to approach the Sessions Court at the appropriate stage, with the Sessions Court requested to consider expeditious recording of the material witnesses' evidence.