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The Delhi High Court on Tuesday rejected a plea filed by Disha Ravi, an accused in the 'farmers' toolkit case', to modify a bail condition that requires her to get court permission every time she wishes to travel abroad.

The Delhi High Court has rejected climate activist Disha Ravis plea to modify her bail condition, which requires her to seek prior permission from the trial court before traveling abroad. The court stated that there were no grounds for interference with the trial courts order. Ravis counsel argued that the condition was causing inconvenience, but the states counsel opposed the plea, stating that inconvenience alone was not a valid reason for modification. Ravi was arrested in February 2021 for a...

The Delhi High Court on Tuesday dismissed the plea moved by climate activist Disha Ravi, accused in the 2021 “toolkit case”, seeking modification of a bail condition requiring her to obtain prior...

Climate activist Disha Ravi, facing prosecution for her alleged involvement in sharing a toolkit backing the farmers protest in 2021, urged the Delhi High Court on Monday to modify a bail condition of seeking prior permission of the trial court before travelling abroad. The plea came up for hearing before Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma who, after hearing submissions for the counsel of Ravi and police, said an order will be passed at 4pm.

The climate activist accused Delhi Police of leaking sensitive information to the media, which she said was "malicious and in violation of the right to privacy and free trial".

The Delhi High Court on Monday directed the Central government to file a a fresh status report detailing the progress in the investigation into the alleged toolkit case against activist Disha Ravi.

According to the police, the "toolkit" on the farmers protest that Ravi with two others allegedly created was developed with an intention to "tarnish Indias image". The toolkit was distributed in the form of a Google Doc that went viral on Twitter. 📰 Twitter Toolkit Case: Delhi High Court Directs Centre To File Probe Status Report in Climate Activist Disha Ravi’s Plea.

Indian Express has reported that investigating officers have been stumped by the lack of response from Zoom, Google and Extinction Rebellion.

The case and Ravis subsequent short incarceration became a viral point of debate not just in India but also internationally, thanks to her links to global climate change activist Greta Thunberg.

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