District and Sessions Judge Tejinder Singh accepted the report submitted by the state seeking dismissal of the case.
The Judge also accepted the revision plea filed by the Dera Chief against an order of a lower court rejecting the police report, seeking dismissal of the case.
A case was registered by Bathinda police against Dera Chief for allegedly hurting the religious sentiments of Sikhs in May 2007.
The head of Sirsa-based Dera Sacha Sauda was embroiled in a controversy after he appeared in a newspaper advertisement attired in a dress similar to the tenth Sikh guru Gobind Singh on May 13, 2007.
Earlier, when the state had sought dismissal of case, the Chief Judicial Magistrate Harjeet Singh had rejected the application.
The court had also ordered the prosecution to file the list of witnesses within 15 days against the accused on April 2, 2012. The dismissal of the case was sought on the affidavit submitted by the police on February 4 that year.
The complainant had only filed an affidavit alleging the blasphemous act and was not an eye witness to it, according to police sources.
According to the complaint submitted by Rajinder Singh Sidhu on May 13, 2007 to the Senior Superintendent of Police, the complainant had mentioned the publication of an advertisement in some daily news papers showing the Dera Chief wearing the auspicious dress of Sri Guru Gobind Singh and imitating the Guru in all acts.
According to the advocates, who appeared on behalf of the Dera Sacha Sauda Chief, S K Garg Narwana, Gurdas Singh Salwara and Kewal Brar, the police were not able to produce charge sheet in the stipulated time.