She has to appear before the police once every week.
The court directed Mukharjee to be “released on a personal bond of Rs 50,000 in case of an arrest and asked her to appear before the concerned police station once every week.”
On December 5, the sessions court had granted bail to Republic TV's assistant vice president, Ghanshyam Singh, who was arrested in the same case on November 10.
The network had previously approached the Bombay High Court and the Supreme Court, as well as the National Commission for Human Rights, with a petition asking for protection to all employees of Republic TV and Republic Bharat from coercive action by the Mumbai police. The plea was quashed by the Supreme Court, while the high court will hear the TRP case on December 14.
Here’s some of our coverage of the TRP scam:
TRP scam: BARC's TV audience measurement system is rotten
TRP scam: What’s the case against Republic TV and why does India Today find a mention?