In his petition, Simbu had prayed for a direction to the DGP to instruct all police stations not to register any more FIRs against him with regard to the controversial song.
When the petition came up, Justice R Subbiah questioned senior counsel R Muthukumaraswamy, appearing on behalf of Simbu, with regard to the maintainability of the petition. The counsel said he would like to withdraw the petition.
Recording the submission, the judge dismissed the petition as withdrawn.
He sought a direction to the DGP to instruct police stations not to "register FIR on the same issue.
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