Read interim order dated 13.11.2013. Today, the petitioner has filed a memo stating that he is not pressing the writ petition, along with an affidavit without stating any reason as to why he has decided not to press the writ petition. He only says that he decides not to further prosecute the matter. Luxury as part of litigation is not something which can be further tolerated in the Indian judicial system which is already over clogged with litigations, including unnecessary and unwanted ones. We accede to the request of the learned counsel for the petitioner and the sixth respondent that this writ petition may be dismissed as not pressed, obviously meaning thereby that the result of the decision goes against the writ petitioner. The captioned I.A. is allowed. Accordingly, the writ petition is dismissed as not pressed.