Toolkit case: Environmental activist Disha Ravi granted bail

New Delhi: Disha Ravi, a 22-year-old environmental activist arrested by Delhi Police in a toolkit case, has finally been granted bail. Disha Ravi was produced before the Patiala House Court before the end of his one-day police custody. During the hearing, Additional Sessions Judge Dharmendra Rana granted bail to Disha. Direction has been granted bail along with a caste bond of Rs one lakh along with two bail bonds. (Delhi court grants bail to activist Disha Ravi in ​​toolkit case)

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Earlier, Disha Ravi was remanded in judicial custody for five days for the first time and three days for the second time. Once again, a five-day remand was sought from the Delhi Police. This was opposed by the direction’s lawyers. After that, Delhi’s Patiala House Court remanded him in police custody for a day. Disha Ravi was interrogated at the Cyber ​​Cell office in a one-day police cell.

Delhi Police claims

At an earlier hearing, Disha was working with Khalistan supporters on a toolkit. It was also an attempt to tarnish India’s image, part of an international conspiracy to destabilize the country under the peasant movement. She had also tried to destroy evidence like e-mails, Delhi Police had told the court, dismissing Disha’s bail application. The judge had given an example to the Delhi Police. ‘If I approached the robbers for the temple, would I join the robbers?’ This question was asked by the judge to the police.

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