The court after perusing the report again kept it in the sealed cover at the request of CBI, which said the probe was underway.
The CBI today filed a progress report in a Delhi court in sealed cover on its further probe in a 1984 anti-Sikh riots case in which Congress leader Jagdish Tytler was given clean chit by it.
The report was filed before Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Shivali Sharma by CBI Superintendent of Police Anurag Singh who was earlier directed by the court to appear before it and explain non-filing of the status report on the last date of hearing.
The court after perusing the report again kept it in the sealed cover at the request of CBI, which said the probe was underway.
After perusing the report in which it was alleged that some witnesses were threatened, the court asked the agency whether any other witness was also threatened.
On being asked by the court as to how much time the agency required to complete its probe, the CBI officer sought two months time, which was granted and the matter was fixed for April 27 for filing of a detailed status report.
During the hearing, senior advocate HS Phoolka, representing the riot victims, sought the copy of the report saying he was interested to know the progress in the probe.
To this, the court said his plea cannot be accepted at this stage and would be considered at the next hearing.
The court had earlier directed the CBI to file a status report on further probe in the matter. On February 2, it had expressed displeasure over non-filing of status report.
The court had on December 4, 2015, directed CBI to further probe the riots case against Tytler, saying the statement of arms dealer Abhishek Verma disclosed an active role played by the Congress leader in extending "helping hand" to a witness against him.