India, March 18 -- Following months of legal proceedings, the Delhi High Court, on Monday, dismissed a petition filed by actor Celina Jaitly seeking consular access, legal assistance, and communication with her brother, Major (Retd) Vikrant Jaitly. Following the rejection, the 44-year-old shared a detailed note on social media, stating it was her "duty" to ensure her brother was not left without protection. Vikrant, who, as per Celina's claims, has been "illegally abducted and detained" in the UAE since September 2024, has informed that he does not wish to communicate with his sister and preferred to handle legal matters only after consulting his wife, Charul Jaitly. The court recorded that Vikrant had "unequivocally stated that he is not willing to be represented by any of the law firms," including a pro bono offer from a UAE-based firm. Reacting to the verdict, Celina took to her Instagram and penned a long note, writing, "I am myself navigating extremely difficult personal circumstances... yet my concern for my brother's welfare compelled me to seek judicial intervention... My only intention has always been his safety, dignity & fair treatment. I remain hopeful & thankful for the continued support extended to him by our Government as a son of our nation." HTC...