CASE STATUS- CASE DISPOSED, NATURE OF DISPOSAL - UNCONTESTED DISPOSED

The case status 'CASE DISPOSED' with the nature of disposal 'UNCONTESTED DISPOSED' means that in the matter of your anticipatory bail, the opposite party did not put forth a contest or any objection to your bail application and that it has been decided by the Court. Now, this decision may be in your favour - in the form of a grant of bail; or not in your favour - in the form of rejection of bail. The nature of disposal simply means how did the court arrive at the decision, in your case it was uncontested i.e., the opposite party did not contest your application for bail. You would have to physically check with the Court in order to gain clarity on the grant or rejection of your bail.
It is the matter of your anticipatory bail that has come to an end, not your case. The case will come to an end with either your discharge, acquittal or conviction or if the charges are dropped by the victim against you.
Police verification certificate provide information about an individual's criminal history, including any convictions or pending charges. In your case, the certificate is bound to reflect your criminal history as charges are pending against you. Grant of bail provides only a temporary respite and not a permanent resolution to your case.