The Supreme Court intervenes in a family dispute involving Sunjay Kapur, urging the warring factions not to disrupt mediation already under way. The court tells the parties that they “come with empty hands,” and asks them to work toward an amicable settlement rather than escalating the conflict. Stressing the need to avoid a prolonged dispute, it warns against actions that could prejudice the mediation process. The bench also indicates that it will review the progress of the ongoing mediation in the matter, suggesting further monitoring of whether the parties cooperate in good faith. The court’s directions are aimed at ensuring that the mediation proceeds without interruptions and that the parties refrain from steps that could heighten tensions or complicate efforts to reach an agreement. Both reports describe the court’s tone as urging cooperation and restraint while keeping the mediation process central to resolving the dispute.