The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has officially registered a First Information Report (FIR) concerning the death of Disha Salian. The investigation has drawn significant public attention as the FIR names Aaditya Thackeray, a prominent political figure, and actor Dino Morea. While the registration of the FIR marks a formal step in the legal process, the specific allegations linking these individuals to the case remain part of the ongoing investigation.

In a separate legal development, the High Court has declined to grant immediate protection from arrest to YouTuber Ajeet Bharti. Bharti is currently facing legal proceedings under the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act. The court's refusal to provide interim relief means that Bharti remains subject to potential arrest while the legal process continues.

These two developments represent distinct legal matters currently unfolding within the Indian judicial and investigative systems. While the Disha Salian case involves high-profile public figures and has been a subject of intense media speculation, the case against Ajeet Bharti centers on the application of the SC/ST Act and the limits of legal protection for content creators. As of now, both matters are in their preliminary or active investigative stages, with no final judicial verdicts reached in either instance.