Case Details:

• Diary Number: 32942/2025

• Court: Supreme Court of India

• Bench: Hon’ble Mr. Justice Ujjal Bhuyan & Hon’ble Mr. Justice Manmohan

• Date of Hearing: 17-Jun-2025

• Petitioner: Indira Laul

• Respondents: Union of India & Others

• Counsel for Petitioner: Mr. P.B. Suresh (Sr. Adv.), Mr. Konark Tyagi (AOR), Mr. Karthik Jayashankar (Adv.)

• Counsel for Respondents: Not present/not mentioned

Interlocutory Applications (IAs):

1. IA No. 146239/2025: Application for ex-parte stay (details not specified in the extract).

2. IA No. 146243/2025: Application for exemption from filing official translations.

Proceedings and Order:

1. The petitioner’s counsel, Mr. P.B. Suresh, sought permission to withdraw the writ petition to pursue alternative legal remedies.

2. The Supreme Court granted the request and dismissed the petition as withdrawn.

Key Observations:

• The order does not disclose the subject matter of the writ petition or the reasons for withdrawal.

• The dismissal is procedural, allowing the petitioner to explore other legal avenues.

Judgment :

Citation: Indira Laul v. Union of India & Ors., W.P.(C) No. 585/2025, Order dated 17-Jun-2025 (SC).
Held:

• The writ petition was dismissed as withdrawn upon the petitioner’s request.

• No adjudication on merits; liberty granted to avail other remedies under law.

Conclusion:
The order reflects the Supreme Court’s adherence to procedural flexibility, permitting litigants to withdraw cases to pursue alternative reliefs without prejudice.