What is pw in court means ? and also is this case closed? Need urgent respons ?

In legal proceedings, PW stands for Prosecution Witness. It is used to label witnesses called by the prosecution in a criminal case. For example, PW-1 refers to the first prosecution witness, PW-2 to the second, and so on. This system helps the court identify and reference witnesses during the trial.
The term "PW-4" refers to the fourth prosecution witness who testified in the case. The numbers assigned to witnesses help identify and keep track of their testimonies in court.

From the information you provided, it appears that the defense did not cross-examine PW-4 during the examination. As a result, the court has forfeited the opportunity for cross-examination of PW-4.

When a witness is not cross-examined, it does not necessarily mean that the case is closed. However, it indicates that the defense did not take the opportunity to question or challenge the testimony of PW-4 during the trial.

If you, as the petitioner, believe that it is crucial to cross-examine PW-4 and that it is in the interest of justice, you can file an application requesting the court to permit the recall of PW-4 for cross-examination. This application should explain the reasons why the cross-examination is necessary and how it will serve the interests of justice.

The final decision on whether to permit the recall of PW-4 for cross-examination rests with the court. The court will consider the application, evaluate the reasons provided, and determine if recalling the witness is necessary for a fair and just trial.