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Duo told to join probe into party’s complaint

In escalating action in the "Congress toolkit" controversy, two Congress leaders who complained against BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra's "toolkit" tweet have been served notice by the Delhi Police.

URL copied Toolkit row: Two Congress leaders asked to join probe by Delhi Police The Delhi Police has served notices to two Congress leaders, asking them to join the probe in the party's 'toolkit' that aimed to defame the Modi government over its alleged mismanagement during the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic in the country. The two leaders are Rajiv Gowda and Rohan Gupta. Notably, Gowda and Gupta had earlier filed a complaint against BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra after he accused the grand old party of circulating a toolkit among the party workers aimed at eroding the reputation of Prim...

Source: Highlights Delhi Police has sent a notice to Twitter over 'manipulated media' tag related to Congress' toolkit It has asked Twitter to remove the tag as the matter is pending investigation before a law enforcement agency. New Delhi: The Delhi Police on Monday said that it has sent notice to Twitter in connection with a probe over "manipulated media" tag used with some of the posts on an alleged Congress "toolkit" against Prime Minister Narendra Modi led government. The Delhi Police Special Cell has asked Twitter to share the information that it has with regard to the alleged toolkit...

The Delhi Police's Special Cell teams raided the offices of Twitter India in Delhi and Gurgaon on Monday evening in connection with the probe into the alleged 'COVID toolkit' matter, officials said. Two teams of Special Cell were at the Twitter India offices located in Delhi's Lado Sarai and Gurgaon, on the outskirts of the national capital, a senior police officer said. The visits were in connection with the probe into the 'toolkit' matter, he said. "The Delhi police team went to Twitter offices to serve a notice to Twitter, as a part of routine process. This was necessitated as it was t...