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A group of former members of the judiciary and law-enforcement agencies have written to President Ram Nath Kovind, saying that in the case of Disha Ravi, age is immaterial, and what matters is the series of actions that are "naturally anti-national".
Feb 21, 2021, 15:34 PM IST Pieter Friedrich, is currently the most widely discussed name in India as security agencies are trying to uncover his role in the anti-India information warfare after the emergence of his name in the ‘toolkit’ shared by Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg. The revelations made by the Delhi Police have highlighted his role as an alleged kingpin in waging the disinformation warfare for one and a half decade on directions of Pakistan's ISI. Despite the Delhi Police making attempts to get a hold of him, he continues to peddle propaganda and attack India through ...
The online "toolkit", cited by the Delhi police to accuse three persons of sedition over the past few days, was merely a "resource document" and did not "sow disaffection", eco-activist Disha Ravi told a Delhi court today while moving her bail plea. She said as an activist, her cause was the environment and agriculture, not Khalistan as accused. The Delhi police opposed the 22-year-old's petition saying the toolkit was, in fact, a gateway to another website aimed at defaming India and its army. Ms Ravi, the only person arrested in the case, is closely connect...
Toolkit case: Greta Thunberg extends support to Disha Ravi, says 'freedom of speech is a human right' - Meanwhile, Disha was sent to three days in judicial custody by a Delhi court on Friday in connection with the 'toolkit' case on the farmers' protest.
Disha Ravi Plea: Delhi HC Says Media Can't 'Sensationalise', Urges Caution With Info The environmental activist in a petition had alleged that 'India Today', 'Times Now' and 'News 18' had carried out a "one-sided" coverage fuelled by information given to them by Delhi Police. The Delhi high court. Photo: PTI Rights19/Feb/2021 New Delhi: The Delhi high court on Friday, February 19, observed that reporting by some media houses into the arrest of climate activist Disha Ravi in connection with the “toolkit” case has been sensational. Looking into a plea filed by Ravi on Thursday, February 18,...