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Delhi's Saket court on Monday restrained all media houses from publishing and disseminating content of charge sheet including digital evidence in the Shraddha murder case stating that it is "not" a public document.
The link court of Additional Sessions Judge Rakesh Kumar Singh was hearing an application moved by the Delhi Police regarding issuing orders to "Aaj Tak" and other media channels not to telecast any material regarding the FIR in the case.
The case pertains to 19-year-old Ankita, whose body was recovered from the Chilla canal in Rishikesh on September 24.
The main accused in Uttarakhand's Ankita Bhandari murder case, Pulkit Arya has given a list of six questions which he wants to be asked during his Narco test scheduled to be conducted tomorrow.
Ankita's murder had triggered a massive public outrage. The accused are in jail and a charge sheet has also been filed against them by the SIT investigating the case.