Mumbai: Indrani Mukerjea, prime accused in the Sheena Bora murder case, was on Tuesday discharged from JJ Hospital, where she was under treatment since Friday after she had collapsed and lost consciousness, and moved back to jail.

“Indrani Mukerjea has been discharged from the hospital and sent back to jail,” T P Lahane, JJ Hospital Dean, told PTI.

Indrani also informed a local court through her lawyer Gunjan Mangala that she has no objection to being questioned by the CBI in jail. A medical report was also submitted by the hospital to the court.

Earlier in the day T P Lahane, JJ Hospital Dean, had said, “Indrani is fully conscious and talking to doctors. A panel of doctors involved in her treatment will decide when to allow police authorities to record her statement.” He said her vital parameters are fine and she is responding to medications.

The hospital authorities submitted Indrani’s medical report in a sealed cover to the court, which is likely to pass an order Wednesday on the permission sought by her lawyer to meet her.

Meanwhile, the Metropolitan Magistrate’s court reserved till Wednesday its order on the CBI plea seeking permission to interrogate Indrani and other two accused in the sensational murder case — her former husband Sanjeev Khanna and driver Syhamvar Rai.

Her lawyer told the court she does not have any objection to being quizzed by the CBI, which has taken over the case from Mumbai police.

“The order will be passed tomorrow,” said R V Adone, Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate of Esplanade court.

Seeking permission to interrogate the accused, the CBI told the court it has just taken over the investigation from Mumbai Police, which is why interrogation of the trio was necessary.

The agency had on Monday sought at least three weeks to interrogate the accused in jail.

43-year-old Indrani, wife of former Star India CEO Peter Mukerjea, was rushed to the JJ hospital on Friday after collapsing in Byculla prison due to suspected overdose of anti-depressant pills.

Khanna’s lawyer Shreyansh Mithare too said he is not opposed to interrogation if there is any new ground, but Rai’s counsel Shrinivas Bhave objected to the CBI plea, contending the investigation in the case was over.

On Monday, the court had extended the judicial custody of all the accused until October 19.