NEW DELHI, April 25 -- The Supreme Court on Friday refused to entertain a fresh plea filed by Indrani Mukerjea, accused of killing her daughter Sheena Bora, seeking to travel abroad. A bench of Justices M M Sundresh and N Kotiswar Singh told senior advocate Mahesh Jethmalani, appearing for Mukerjea, that the apex court has already asked her to move the trial court, where proceedings against her are pending, for any relief. Jethmalani said that last year, the top court had not decided her plea to travel abroad on merit, but there is some urgency now. The bench said that last year's order was intended only to enable the petitioner to file an application before the trial court, and not before the apex court. It ordered, "In view of the above, we grant liberty to the petitioner to file an application before the trial court, which, if filed, shall be decided in accordance with our order. Considering the urgency, the application may be disposed of within four weeks."On February 12, last year, the top court dismissed a plea by Mukerjea, a former media executive, to travel abroad, observing that there was no guarantee that she would come back. It directed the trial court to conduct the proceedings in the case within a year and upheld a Bombay High Court order refusing her plea. Noting that the trial against her was at an advanced stage, the top court had directed the lower court to expedite the hearing and conclude it within a year. The apex court had given liberty to Mukerjea to approach the trial court for any relief concerning overseas travel. pti...