The prosecutor in the Rs 742.58 crore Aircel-Maxis case on Wednesday withdrew from the Supreme Court his plea seeking stay on the release of attached properties of Maran brothers-Dayanidhi and Kalanithi, who were discharged of all charges in the case by a special court. Senior advocate Anand Grover, who was appointed as the Special Prosecutor by SC for prosecution of 2G spectrum scam cases and cases arising out of the probe in the scandal, withdrew the petition filed by him in which he had also sought execution of bail bonds of those discharged. A Bench comprising Chief Justice JS Khehar and Justices NV Ramana and DY Chandrachud allowed his plea. However, the Bench expressed unhappiness when the SPP submitted that the court should clarify where the revision or appeal in the matter will go for hearing. “Why should we tell you what you should doIJ You go where you want to go. We cannot tell you where to go. Should we tell every litigant that you go to that or this courtIJ Is that the work which the SC should do from morning to evening,” the Bench said. A day after the Marans were discharged last week, the SPP, without waiting for the Enforcement Directorate, had moved the apex court in his individual capacity seeking certain orders relating to their discharge.