‘Toolkit’ case: Delhi Police deny leaking any material to media

India

oi-Deepika S

|

Posted: Friday Feb 19, 2021 11:23 AM [IST]

New Delhi, February 19: Delhi police told the Delhi High Court on Friday that they have not leaked any information to the media in relation to their investigation at the FIR against climate activist Disha Ravi for her alleged involvement in sharing a toolkit supporting the farmers protest in progress.

farmers protest

The petition filed by Ravi argues that the leakage of her private WhatsApp chats, as well as the alleged admissions and disclosures of her during the time she was in police custody, have resulted in subsequent partial media reporting on her.

Ravi said that she is “gravely aggrieved and harmed by the media trial surrounding her arrest and the ongoing investigation, where she is being viscerally attacked by Defendant 1 (police) and various media outlets.”

His petition alleges that investigative matters have been leaked to the media and that the police press conferences are “harmful” and “seriously in violation of his right to a fair trial and the presumption of innocence.”

Farmers protest: Farmers warn to take protests to Kolkata, rally on February 26

“The illegal actions and omissions on the part of the accused have irrevocably violated the fundamental right to privacy of the petitioner, her right to reputation, her dignity and the consequent effect of the administration of justice and the right to a fair trial”, the petition says.

He has claimed that the police first “leaked investigative material”, such as alleged WhatsApp chats, the substance and details of which were only in the possession of the investigating agency.

Thereafter, the “alleged private WhatsApp chats” were published and disseminated by various media, which constituted a violation of the provisions of the Cable Television Networks (Regulation) Law of 1995 (CTN Law) , the Program Code, and the Uplink and Downlink Guidelines. the petition has alleged.

It has also stated that “the media have published suggestive, defamatory, one-sided innuendo and half-truths about the petitioner.

Delhi police, investigating the “Google doc toolkit” supporting farmer unrest shared by climate activist Greta Thunberg, arrested Ravi, while Mumbai lawyer Jacob and Pune engineer Shantanu Muluk obtained bail. prior to arrest by the court.

  • Farmers protest: farmers call today for a ‘rail roko’ protest
  • Toolbox: Overseas Intellectual Minds, Indian Foot Soldiers Infiltrated Protests to Wreak Havoc
  • Farmers’ protest: Indian railways divert and cancel trains in Punjab amid call from roko railways
  • Bombay HC Issues 3 Week Transit Bond To Nikita Jacob In Toolkit Case
  • Violence in the Red Fort: car air conditioning mechanic arrested
  • Red Fort Incident: Maninder Singh’s First Defendant Arrested, Swords Seized
  • Disha, Nikita, Shantanu, PJF were part of the WhatsApp group to discuss the creation of the toolkit
  • To garner support for the uproar, farmer leaders will also hold meetings in West Bengal
  • Tool Case: HC Grants Shantanu Muluk Pre-Arrest Temporary Bail, Reserves Warrant in Nikita Jacob Statement
  • Toolbox: Arrested activist Disha Ravi gains access to FIR, warm clothing and family time
  • Delhi Women’s Commission Notifies Police About Disha Ravi’s Arrest
  • Tookit case: ’22 or 50, same law for all ‘, Delhi police say about Disha Ravi’s arrest