Facts
The present Original Application (O.A. No. 793/2026) was filed by multiple applicants, beginning with Vishwash, aged 24, residing in New Delhi, and including twenty-eight other individuals
Source reference: p.1-4The respondents named were the Employees' State Insurance (ESIC) through its Director General, the Regional Director of ESIC Delhi NCR, the Union of India through the Secretary, Ministry of Labour Employment, and the Directorate (Medical) Delhi
Source reference: p.4-5The applicants, through their counsel Ms. Sriparna Chatterjee, sought permission from the bench to withdraw the Original Application
Source reference: p.6Issues
Whether the applicants should be granted permission to withdraw the present Original Application
Source reference: p.6Law Applied
The court's decision was based on the procedural principle allowing an applicant to withdraw their case if they no longer wish to pursue the matter before the tribunal
Source reference: p.6This is a common procedural right exercised by litigants.
Source reference: no citationReasoning
The learned counsel for the applicants, Ms. Sriparna Chatterjee, explicitly sought permission to withdraw the Original Application, stating that the applicants did not wish to pursue the matter
Source reference: p.6The Tribunal, comprising Hon'ble Mr. Manish Garg, Member (J), and Hon'ble Dr. Anand S Khati, Member (A), considered this request
Source reference: p.6Given that the applicants themselves, through their counsel, expressed no desire to proceed further, the Tribunal found no reason to deny the withdrawal
Source reference: p.6Holding
The Tribunal granted permission for the withdrawal of the Original Application
Consequently, O.A. No. 793/2026 was dismissed as withdrawn
Source reference: p.6All pending M.A.s, if any, were also disposed of
Source reference: p.6No costs were awarded
Source reference: p.6Original Court PDF
VishwashvsEMPLOYEES STATE INSURANCE CORPORATION (ESIC)
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