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Toolkit case: Delhi court sends climate activist Disha Ravi to one-day police custody

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Updated At : 10:45 PM Feb 22, 2021 IST

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New Delhi, February 22

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A Delhi court on Monday sent 21-year-old climate activist Disha Ravi, arrested in connection with allegedly being involved in sharing a “toolkit” on social media related to the farmers’ protest, to one day police custody.

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Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Pankaj Sharma allowed custodial interrogation of Ravi after police said she was required to be confronted with co-accused.

Ravi was produced before the court on expiry of her three-day judicial custody.

The court on Friday had sent her to judicial custody after police had said her custodial interrogation was not required for the time being.

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The agency had said that it would seek her further custodial interrogation once co-accused—Nikita Jacob and Shantanu Muluk—join the interrogation on February 22.

Ravi was arrested by the Delhi Police on February 13 from Bengaluru. PTI

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