Delhi High Court decision

New Delhi: Famous Bollywood actress Celina Jaitley has received a significant blow from the Delhi High Court. The court has rejected the petition to his brother Vikrant Jaitley, in which an appeal was made to contact him. Vikrant is currently in custody in the United Arab Emirates. Celina had taken this step for her brother’s safety and legal aid, but the facts revealed during the hearing forced the court to close the case.

Vikrant’s reluctance

During the hearing, the shocking fact came to light that Vikrant Jaitley did not want to have any kind of conversation with his sister Celina. Justice Purushendra Kumar Kaurav said Vikrant had clearly told the authorities that he wanted to consult only his wife, Charul Jaitley. In view of this situation, the court did not find any proper basis to pursue Celina’s petition.

Rejected offer of legal aid

The court was told that Vikrant has been given proper consular access to the UAE, but he has refused to avail any legal aid there. Officials said that a reputed law firm had offered him free representation, which Vikrant rejected. He not only declined the help he received through Selina, but also declined other pro bono services.

Celina’s demand for legal expenses

Celina Jaitley had requested the court to allow her to bear her brother’s legal expenses, so that Vikrant can get the best legal assistance. But according to the court report, Vikrant has clearly said that he does not want to be represented by any firm. Celina tried to contact him repeatedly, but Vikrant rejected her every demand.

Charul Jaitley’s appeal for privacy

During the proceedings, Vikrant’s wife Charul Jaitley also requested the court not to make details of this sensitive case public. Charul appealed to protect her and her husband’s privacy. The court took this matter seriously and directed the state authorities to continue providing all possible help to Vikrant under the law.

conclusion of the petition

Concluding the hearing held on March 16, the Delhi High Court declared the petition executed. The court said that since the person concerned himself is not desirous of any assistance, there is no reason to keep the petition pending. Despite Celina’s emotional efforts, Vikrant’s own decision puts an end to the matter. Now Vikrant will decide the future path on the advice of his wife.