Overview
- A Dwarka Mahila Court granted interim protection to Sapna Choudhary on Tuesday after her petition alleged repeated assaults and public scenes by her husband.
- The judge reviewed Choudhary's petition, affidavit and material evidence including photographs, medical records and audio recordings and found sufficient prima facie grounds to act.
- The order bars the husband from contacting or approaching Choudhary or visiting her residence, workplace or the venue of her film premiere until the next hearing.
- The court directed the protection officer and the local SHO to enforce the order, issued summons to the husband and listed the case for July 25.
- The relief is temporary and meant to prevent immediate harm and workplace disruption while proceedings continue; neither party has issued detailed public statements so far.