The Delhi High Court has quashed an FIR registered between neighbors after they reached a settlement. Justice Anish Dayal allowed the petition filed by Brij Ballabh Gaur and his wife, directing them to organize two ‘Bhandaras’ for at least 50 poor children at Shiv Mandir in Radheypuri – one during Navratra and another on Diwali.
Key Aspects of the Judgment-
FIR Quashed: The FIR was lodged under Sections 324 (voluntarily causing hurt by dangerous weapons), 506 (criminal intimidation), and 34 (common intention) of the IPC.
Condition for Quashing: The accused couple agreed to host Bhandaras for poor children, showcasing a community service aspect.
Complainant’s Stance: The complainant had no objection to quashing the FIR as the disputes were resolved.
Court’s Reasoning: Continuing proceedings would serve no purpose, considering the remote chances of conviction.
Context- Location: The incident involved neighbors in Jagatpuri, with the FIR registered at Jagatpuri police station.
Settlement: Parties settled their differences amicably, leading to the court’s decision.
Judgment Date: The judgment was passed on September 19, 2025, by Justice Anish Dayal.
The Delhi High Court quashed an FIR registered between neighbors after they reached a settlement, with Justice Anish Dayal directing the accused couple, Brij Ballabh Gaur and his wife, to organize two ‘Bhandaras’ for at least 50 poor children at Shiv Mandir in Radheypuri – one during Navratra and another on Diwali. The court noted that continuing proceedings would serve no purpose, given the remote chances of conviction, and emphasized preserving harmony between neighbors made more sense than prolonging litigation. The complainant had no objection to quashing the FIR as disputes were resolved, leading to the dismissal of charges under Sections 324, 506, and 34 of the IPC.
