Actor
Rakul
Preet
Singh
has
moved
the
Delhi
High
Court
seeking
directions
from
the
court
restraining
media
from
reporting
against
her,
and
connecting
her
with
the
Rhea
Chakraborty
drug
case,
which
has
emerged
from
the
investigations
in
Sushant
Singh
Rajput's
death
case.
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She
has
sought
an
interim
order
against
the
media
till
the
investigation
by
NCB
is
completed,
and
an
appropriate
report
is
filed
before
the
court.
Rakul's
petition,
filed
through
advocates
Himanshu
Yadav,
Aman
Hingorani
and
Shweta
Hingorani,
is
pending
and
is
likely
to
come
up
for
hearing
next
week.
The
plea
said
that
Singh
was
in
Hyderabad
for
a
film
shoot
on
September
23
and
was
shocked
to
see
media
reports
claiming
that
the
NCB
had
summoned
her
to
appear
before
it
in
Mumbai
the
next
morning.
However,
she
had
not
received
any
summons
either
at
her
Hyderabad
address
or
Mumbai
address.
"...however,
from
the
evening
of
23.9.2020
itself,
the
media
started
running
fake
news
to
the
effect
that
the
Petitioner,
who
was
in
Hyderabad,
had
supposedly
reached
Mumbai
on
the
evening
of
23.9.2020
for
the
NCB
investigation," it
further
said.
The
plea
added
that
Singh
received
the
summons
on
the
morning
of
September
24
through
Whatsapp,
and
she
appeared
before
the
NCB
the
next
day.
It
also
claimed
that
the
media
continued
to
broadcast
and
publish
fake
news
against
her.
Singh
had,
earlier
this
month,
sought
direction
from
the
High
Court
in
order
to
ask
the
media
not
to
report
anything
about
her,
in
the
context
of
Rhea's
drugs
case,
in
a
manner
that
maligns,
slanders
or
invades
Singh's
privacy.
A
single
judge
bench
of
the
high
court
issued
a
notice
on
the
plea
and
said,
"There
has
to
be
some
restraint.
Media
gets
to
know
info
even
before
the
officers
themselves.
Reputations
are
getting
tarnished."
It
further
said,
"It
is
hoped
that
media
houses
and
TV
channels
would
show
restraint
and
abide
by
the
Program
Code
and
other
guidelines
while
making
any
report
in
connection
with
Rakul
Preet
Singh."