The submissions came after the court pulled up the police for failing to file the final status report in the case.
Metropolitan Magistrate Chetna Singh, meanwhile, posted the matter for October 1 while directing the police to file its final status report "without fail".
The court had on May 26 issued a notice to the Investigation Officer of Delhi Police to remain present "in person" with the final status report.
However, it had asked Delhi Police that the Ugandan woman be made co-complainant in the first FIR lodged on January 19 as she was also "the victim" of the same incident.
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