The Supreme Court has cancelled the bail granted to Sonam Raghuvanshi in a case related to the murder of her husband during their honeymoon. The court ordered her to surrender immediately. According to the top court, the allegations against Raghuvanshi are "quite serious." The court also said that she can apply for bail again after six months if the trial is not completed by then. The decision came as the court noted that her release might hinder the ongoing trial. Raghuvanshi was accused in the death of her husband, which occurred during a trip to a hill station. The case has drawn significant media attention. The Supreme Court's order overturns a previous decision by a lower court that had granted her bail. Further details of the case are expected to emerge as the trial proceeds.