JUDGMENT :- 1. Dumping of material in the graveyard is averred to be the cause for a writ to command the respondents, in particular, the respondent 2 for its removal. Responding thereto, the Chief Executive Officer in his affidavit contended that the encroachment indicated in the writ petition has been completely removed. It is also stated that the petitioner’s request for grant of permission for filing a suit in respect of wakf property has also been conceded to by the Board and the permission stands accorded. In that view of the matter, nothing survives in the writ petition. Regarding prayer to initiate criminal action against an individual, suffice it to say that subject to availability of cause the petitioner shall be at liberty to seek initiation of criminal proceedings, be it for cognizable or non-cognizable offence. It goes without saying that in case cause of action afresh accrues to the petitioner against the authorities in respect of the subject matter of the lis, the disposal of this writ petition shall not come in his way. 2. Disposed of.