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Yusuf Pathan withdraws High Court appeal in Vadodara land encroachment case

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Former Indian cricketer Yusuf Pathan has withdrawn his appeal against a court order that labelled him an encroacher on government land in Vadodara. The Gujarat High Court formally dismissed the appeal as withdrawn on Monday. Pathan's lawyer indicated that the defence will now rely on state government policy to pursue their claim. Despite stepping back from legal proceedings, Pathan is reportedly seeking to resolve the land dispute through alternative means.

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