ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court on Friday restrained the Sindh High Court from issuing any adverse order against the secretary interior and others in the contempt of court case, filed by supermodel Ayyan Ali alleged of currency smuggling. Earlier, after the arguments a three-judge bench headed by Justice Sheikh Azmat Saeed had reserved the judgment in the criminal appeal, under Article 19 (1) (ii) of the Contempt of Court Ordinance 2003 filed by Secretary Interior Arif Ahmed Khan and Aurangzeb Haq, Additional Secretary of Exit Control List (ECL) against the verdict of the Sindh High Court, allowing Ayyan Ali to travel abroad with the directions to the interior ministry to remove her name from the ECL. In the announced order, the apex court ruled that the instant criminal appeal is already fixed for hearing next week adding that in the interest of justice, till the next date of hearing, upon an application under Article 204 of the constitution, qua violation of the order impugned herein no adverse order shall be passed against the present appellants. The court further ruled that the criminal miscellaneous application will be heard along with the main criminal appeal on the date which is already fixed in the week commencing on June 27. The order further stated that it was informed by the counsels for the parties that pursuant to the impugned order of June 2, the respondents have initiated two separate proceedings before the learned high court of Sindh. The first proceeding is a constitutional petition challenging the subsequent order of June 15, against pressing the name of the respondent Ayyan Ali in the Exit Control List (ECL) The court ruled that a separate application under Article 204 of the constitution of the constitution had been filed complaining, inter alia of the violation of the order impugned before it. On Thursday, Additional Attorney General Waqar Ali Rana had informed the court that, two appeals regarding the matter of Ayyan Ali were pending adjudication before the SHC. Latif Khosa, counsel for Ayyan Ali had pleaded the court for not issuing any final order pertaining to the deletion of name of Ayyan Ali from the ECL. Later, the court reserved the judgment with the ruling that the order in the matter would be announced in the chamber as Latif Khosa had intervened when the court was dictating the order.