The Supreme Court orders the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) to take over the probe into the death of Twisha Sharma. In its directions, the court expresses concern about the need for a thorough investigation and backs the transfer to the CBI, while placing restrictions on how the matter is discussed publicly.
The court asks both parties and the media to refrain from making public comments that could prejudice the investigation or the outcome of issues still to be examined. It specifically instructs the media to exercise restraint, including avoiding recording or publicizing statements from persons who may be potential witnesses or accused, and avoiding content that could be seen as pre-judging matters under investigation.
These directions are aimed at ensuring that the investigation proceeds without external influence or speculation. The order keeps the focus on the ongoing CBI probe and discourages public commentary until the court and investigators complete their work.
