NEW DELHI: The Delhi high court on Tuesday refused to grant interim protection from arrest till Wednesday to two JNU students Umar Khalid and Anirban Bhattacharya , with Justice Pratibha Rani saying "let the matter be heard tomorrow."The two students, accused in a sedition case, had sought protection during surrender.Advocate Kamini Jaiswal, appearing for the two students, sought protection from their arrest till Wednesday but the judge said, "I am simply re-notifying the matter for tomorrow. We are not disposing of the petition. Let it be heard tomorrow."While refusing to grant protection from arrest, the court asked both petitioners to secretly give details of the date, place and time where they will surrender, to the court and senior police officials will ensure their safety.DCP (South) Prem Nath, however, did not agree to the place the petitioners wished to surrender, saying he has some inputs due to which the place mentioned by the accused was not accessible to police.At this, the judge called the DCP and the accused's counsel Trideep Pias to come to her chamber and give reasons for the objection.After nearly 10 minutes of in-chamber discussion, the judge posted the matter for Wednesday for further consideration.The court will on Wednesday continue hearing on their plea seeking security before they surrender in court.Earlier on Tuesday, the Court agreed to hear a plea filed by the two JNU students seeking security before they surrender to police in a sedition case.A bench of justices B D Ahmed and R K Gauba agreed to grant urgent hearing to the plea of Umar Khalid and Anirban Bhattacharya, which said that there is a threat to their lives and sought police protection while surrendering."Let the matter be listed today," the bench said.Five JNU students, Khalid, Bhattacharya, Ashutosh Kumar, Rama Naga and Anant Prakash Narayan had gone missing from the campus since February 12 after JNUSU President Kanhaiya Kumar was arrested in the sedition case for allegedly raising anti-India slogans in a controversial event at the premises.(With inputs from agencies)