Chhote Singh vs The State Nct Of Delhi

ik-182730221 Delhi High Court 3 March 2026 • 13 min read

Judges (1)

Prateek Jalan Delivered

Counsel (6)

Amit Ambawat Counsel Petitioner Manish Aggarwal Counsel Petitioner Namrata Sharma Counsel Petitioner Raj Kumar Counsel Respondent Riya Sharma Counsel Petitioner Shilpa Kumari Counsel Petitioner

Parties (6)

The State (NCT of Delhi) Respondent Arjun Petitioner Bijender Singh Alias Bindri Petitioner Chhote Singh Petitioner Mulayam Singh Petitioner Rinku Singh Petitioner

Case Significance

Chhote Singh vs The State Nct Of Delhi is a Delhi High Court decision dated March 3, 2026 (citation: ik-182730221). Five connected matters — three bail applications and two quashing petitions — arose from two FIRs registered at Shahbad Dairy (Section 79 BNS and Section 67 IT Act) and Paschim Vihar (Sections 109, 110 and 3(5) BNS) involving the same set of parties. The parties reached an amicable settlement, with the complainant having no objection to quashing the FIRs. The court quashed both FIRs under Section 528 BNSS, finding no useful purpose in continuing the proceedings, and the bail applications were The case was heard by Justice Prateek Jalan. Counsel appearing: Amit Ambawat (counsel for petitioner), Manish Aggarwal (counsel for petitioner), Namrata Sharma (counsel for petitioner), Raj Kumar (counsel for respondent), Riya Sharma (counsel for petitioner), Shilpa Kumari (counsel for petitioner).

Summary

Five connected matters — three bail applications and two quashing petitions — arose from two FIRs registered at Shahbad Dairy (Section 79 BNS and Section 67 IT Act) and Paschim Vihar (Sections 109, 110 and 3(5) BNS) involving the same set of parties. The parties reached an amicable settlement, with the complainant having no objection to quashing the FIRs. The court quashed both FIRs under Section 528 BNSS, finding no useful purpose in continuing the proceedings, and the bail applications were rendered infructuous.

What was the outcome of Chhote Singh vs The State Nct Of Delhi?

Five connected matters — three bail applications and two quashing petitions — arose from two FIRs registered at Shahbad Dairy (Section 79 BNS and Section 67 IT Act) and Paschim Vihar (Sections 109, 11...

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