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

Activist Disha Ravi's counsel told court that there is no evidence to show that the toolkit on farmers' protest is responsible for the violence on January 26

Expressing solidarity with the jailed Indian activist, Greta Thunberg batted for freedom of speech and the right to peaceful protest and assembly saying that they are \"non-negotiable human rights\"

Delhi Police dug deeper into the toolkit case and recovered data from Nikita Jacob, including WhatsApp chats, emails, data from a pen drive, desktop and her mobile phones. Police have found out that Nikita Jacob and Shantanu Muluk were among 70 people who attended the meeting on preparation of the toolkit organised by pro-Khalistan group Poetic Justice Foundation through the Zoom app, days before the Republic Day violence in Delhi. The incident left more than 500 police personnel injured and one protester dead. As for now, Jacob has received transit bail for three weeks in connection with the Toolkit matter. In case of arrest, she will be released on a personal bond of Rs 25,000 and one surety of the same amount. Watch the video for more details.Also Read: Toolkit controversy: Delhi Police defends Disha Ravi's arrest; top developments so far

Police alleged that Mumbai lawyer Nikita Jacob and Pune engineer Shantanu were among the around 70 people who had attended the meeting through Zoom app, days before the Republic Day violence in the national capital

The Samyukta Kisan Morcha said that the Centre is brazenly misusing power to suppress the farmers' movement. Echoing the SKM's sentiments, Kisan Mazdoor Sangharsh Committee also condemned Disha Ravi's arrest

Police picked up Disha from her house in Soladevanahalli area of the city. However, Bengaluru police remained tightlipped about the operation

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Delhi Police had earlier announced a cash reward worth Rs 1 lakh each for information that can lead to the arrest of Deep Sidhu, Jugraj Singh and Gurjant Singh after allegations that they encouraged mob to hoist religious flags at the Red Fort on January 26

The 24-year old trade union activist Nodeep Kaur was arrested when she joined a labourers' protest at Kundli in Haryana. The activist has been in custody since nearly a month without bail

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The Haryana government on Thursday lifted mobile internet curbs from three more districts even as the services will continue to remain suspended in Sonipat and Jhajjar districts of the state till 5 pm on February 5, an official statement said

Modi government has held multiple rounds of talks with farmers' representatives, but there has been no word on when talks would resume following the Republic Day violence

Stating that protests and agitations are the lifeblood of democracy, Manoj Kumar Jha of the RJD contested the government statement of 11 rounds of dialogue have concluded with agitating farmers, saying its ministers believe in monologue and not dialogue

The tractor march on January 26 took a violent turn leaving injuries and destruction of public property. This incident also effected the daily life of the public

On January 26, as the agitating farmers did not follow the prescribed routes and entered Delhi by breaking barricades, leading to clashes with police, and damage of life and property

After international pop icon Rihanna and climate change activist Greta Thunberg, US Vice-President Kamala Harris' niece, Meena Harris and former adult star Mia Khalifa too showed their support by dropping tweets reacting to the agitation

Monty Panesar asked Rihanna to join for an interview in a bid to discuss the farmers' issues in India. Panesar hosts a radio show called \"The Full Monty\" at the Panjab Radio every Saturday afternoon

Gandhi, on Twitter, shared multiple photos of the recently installed barricades and concertina wires near protest sites at several border joints around Delh

Angry at new agricultural laws that they say benefit large private food buyers at the expense of producers, tens of thousands of farmers have been camped at protest sites on the outskirts of the capital for more than two months