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of <h1>Media censured for sensationalising courtroom remarks; NBW upheld in PMLA case, VC rules don't allow virtual avoidance</h1> The Delhi High Court censured media for sensationalising innocuous courtroom remarks and held that taking such comments out of context to target counsel is improper, urging reputable outlets to self-assess reporting practices rather than court-ordered deletions or apologies. The court dismissed a petition to quash an open-ended non-bailable warrant issued in a PMLA money-laundering matter and declined a request to permit virtual participation in investigation, noting VC rules do not confer a right to avoid mandatory personal appearance. The court found repeated evasion justified issuance of the NBW, observed available legal safeguards against arrest upon surrender, and noted ongoing ED allegations, asset attachments and an Interpol Red Notice.
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