The Bombay High Court in Mumbai has reiterated its warning to Republic TV and its editor-in-chief, Arnab Goswami, regarding their coverage of the Enforcement Directorate's investigations into industrialist Anil Ambani. The court emphasized the need for responsible journalism, stating that while reporting on court proceedings is permissible, defamatory embellishments must be avoided. Ambani has filed a defamation suit against Republic TV, claiming that their continuous use of terms like 'financial scam mastermind' has severely harmed his reputation. His legal team argued that such language cannot be justified under the guise of journalistic freedom. In response, Goswami's legal team contended that their reporting is factual and serves the public interest, particularly in light of the significant financial implications involving multiple banks. The court expressed dissatisfaction with the channel's comments and advised both parties to temper their rhetoric, indicating that the matter could be resolved amicably. The next hearing is set for April 29.