On Thursday, a Delhi court dismissed a plea by journalist Sucheta Dalal challenging an interim order that prevents the publication of content linking businessman Manoj Kesarichand Sandesara and his family to the alleged Sterling Biotech bank fraud case. District Judge Vinod Kumar Meena ruled that Dalal has an effective remedy before the trial court, where her application for an interim injunction is still pending. The court noted that the appeal was premature, as the trial court had yet to decide on the injunction application. The interim order restricts platforms such as Google and Meta from publishing content related to Sandesara and mandates the removal of certain online articles and videos. Dalal's firm, Moneywise Media LLP, contended that the order violated freedom of speech and was overly broad, arguing that they were not specifically named in the suit despite their content being targeted. However, the court maintained that the appeal was not maintainable at this stage, allowing Dalal the opportunity to be heard in the ongoing trial court proceedings.