Justice Sunita Gupta refused to pass interim orders saying she wanted to go through the file and directed CBI counsel Sonia Mathur to file affidavits explaining what she has to say.
The trial court had directed CBI Director Ranjit Sinha to file a report by November 12 after he and CBI's other top officers did not to comply with a October 28 direction to furnish written explanations and file an action taken report against the agency's erring officials.
The court had on November 10 said that no appeal/revision of its October 28 order in this matter was filed in superior court nor any stay obtained.
The trial court's order had come in a case of alleged graft in which CBI had in October filed an FIR against unnamed officials of Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) and a private firm for alleged irregularities in supplying high-altitude tents to a covert unit of the external intelligence agency.
The case has been registered under IPC related to cheating, forgery and others and under sections of Prevention of Corruption Act.
It is related to alleged corruption in the supply of high altitude tents worth Rs 22 crore required by Special Frontier Force (SFF), a covert unit of RAW, operating during 2009-13.