T.P. Lahane, the dean of J.J. Hospital, will address the media at 3 pm on Sunday during which he would brief on the health condition of Indrani Mukerjea, the prime accused in the Sheena Bora murder case.
Lahane had earlier said that Indrani has not regained consciousness as yet and that the doctors are trying hard to revive her.
He had also said that a report on Indrani's urine samples from Hinduja Hospital laboratory confirmed that level of benzodiazepine - an anti-depressant - was found to be raised.
Indrani was admitted to the hospital in an unconscious condition after she complained of "uneasiness due to chest pain" on Friday after she allegedly took an overdose of pills at the Byculla prison.
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