Criminal non compoundable

You may settle the issue out of court, and after the settlement, you both submit a withdrawal of the case before the court.

The High Court can permit such matters to be settled.

File petition before High Court u/sec 482 Cr.P.C or in 528  new BNSS for quashing complaint

The trial court cannot dismiss the criminal case pertaining to non compoundable offence, however the affected party may approach high court to quash the charge sheet/FIR on the basis of compromise settlement between parties and the respondent should appear in person before high court and express no objection by filing an affidavit to this effect.

Once the High court has quashed the FIR then the accused can file a discharge petition before trial court for relief.

Chargesheet is came on record. The court yet not framed charges against the accused. But out of the court matter settle between the accused and complainant. 

The non compoundable offence cannot be closed by trial court on a compromise between parties. 

The accused has to approach high court and follow the procedures as suggested earlier to get proper relief.