Sk Singh vs State Of Nct Of Delhi & Anr

ik-69532421 Delhi High Court 20 December 2025 • 28 min read

Judges (1)

Manoj Kumar Ohri Delivered

Counsel (10)

Aditya Malhotra Counsel Appellant Charu Tomar Counsel Appellant Jatin Bhatt Counsel Respondent Kshitij Singh Counsel Respondent Mehmood Pracha Counsel Respondent Nujhat Naseem Counsel Respondent Pradeep Gahalot Counsel Respondent Pramod Kumar Dubey Counsel Appellant Sachin Counsel Appellant Vinod Mehta Counsel Appellant

Parties (4)

State of NCT of Delhi Respondent Manju Singh Appellant SK Singh Appellant Sandeep Kumar Dahiya Appellant

Case Significance

Sk Singh vs State Of Nct Of Delhi & Anr is a Delhi High Court decision dated December 20, 2025 (citation: ik-69532421). Three appellants challenged the trial court's order taking cognizance on a chargesheet arising from an FIR registered after a violent incident, seeking quashing of the FIR and proceedings. The court noted the chargesheet was supported by named witnesses, CCTV footage, and mobile phone recordings, and that a cross-FIR had also been registered regarding the same incident. The appeals were dismissed as no grounds for quashing the FIR were made out, with the court leaving all substantive question The case was heard by Justice Manoj Kumar Ohri.

Summary

Three appellants challenged the trial court's order taking cognizance on a chargesheet arising from an FIR registered after a violent incident, seeking quashing of the FIR and proceedings. The court noted the chargesheet was supported by named witnesses, CCTV footage, and mobile phone recordings, and that a cross-FIR had also been registered regarding the same incident. The appeals were dismissed as no grounds for quashing the FIR were made out, with the court leaving all substantive questions regarding individual culpability and evidence assessment for the trial court at the stage of framing charge.

What was the outcome of Sk Singh vs State Of Nct Of Delhi & Anr?

Three appellants challenged the trial court's order taking cognizance on a chargesheet arising from an FIR registered after a violent incident, seeking quashing of the FIR and proceedings. The court n...

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