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Disha Annappa Ravi is a household name in our country, but unlike Greta Thunberg, the green activist came under the spotlight after she was accused by the Delhi Police of hatching a conspiracy against the nation while thousands of farmers protested against the freshly implemented pro-corporate agricultural laws on the borders of the national capital.
She was arrested from her home in Bengaluru along with others accused of editing a toolkit on the farmers&rsquo; protests shared by Greta.
The 'young passionate environmentalist' as her friends call her, spent cold nights in Delhi prison before the judiciary set her free. Her association with Greta goes back to 2018 when the Bengaluru resident joined the Indian chapter of 'Fridays For Future', the environmental movement launched by the Swedish climate change activist, who has taken the high and the mighty head-on.
No wonder then, Greta was quick to condemn Disha&rsquo;s arrest and had reminded the advocates of democracy about the right to protest.
Like Greta, Disha began her activism quite young. In fact, she was still a teenage girl of 19, inspired by primatologist Jane Goodall when she took the stand. But the seeds were sown by her grandparents.
In a 2019 interview, she said her motivation came from her grandparents who are farmers and struggle with the effects of the climate crisis.
Ravi, who wanted to pursue a career in finance, had been vocal about environmental issues long before she graduated from Mount Carmel College in Bengaluru in 2018. She supported campaigns of Green Peace in her early college days.
Over the years as a climate change activist actively participated in coordinated environmental strikes, took part in lake clean-up operations, and also organised tree planting exercises across Bangalore, attended workshops, walked the streets demanding climate action, loved animals and spoke out against sexism and capital punishment.
The sole bread-earner of her family, who lives with her mother, and also promotes a vegan diet started working as a culinary experience manager at a company involved with making plant-based food accessible and affordable to people.
When not protesting out on streets or cleaning lakes, Disha likes to take the quiet corner of her house, with her German Shephard by her side and go through editorials and articles on environmental issues.
In an interview with US author and professor Gayle Kimball, who is compiling a book on Gen Z girl climate activists, Disha weighed in on a question on whether protests and activism is a part of Indian culture.
&ldquo;In India, protests are a part of life since the Indian freedom struggle was rooted in peaceful protests&rdquo; the business administration graduate had told Kimball. 

Disha Ravi: A portrait of an environmental warrior  

Disha Annappa Ravi is a household name in our country, but unlike Greta Thunberg, the green activist came under the spotlight after she was accused by the Delhi Police of hatching a conspiracy against the nation while thousands of farmers protested against the freshly implemented pro-corporate agricultural laws on the borders of the national capital.
 She was arrested from her home in Bengaluru along with others accused of editing a toolkit on the farmers&rsquo; protests shared by Greta.
 The 'young passionate environmentalist' as her friends call her, spent cold nights in Delhi prison before the judiciary set her free. Her association with Greta goes back to 2018 when the Bengaluru resident joined the Indian chapter of 'Fridays For Future', the environmental movement launched by the Swedish climate change activist, who has taken the high and the mighty head-on.
 No wonder then, Greta was quick to condemn Disha&rsquo;s arrest and had reminded the advocates of democracy about the right to protest.
 Like Greta, Disha began her activism quite young. In fact, she was still a teenage girl of 19, inspired by primatologist Jane Goodall when she took the stand. But the seeds were sown by her grandparents.
 In a 2019 interview, she said her motivation came from her grandparents who are farmers and struggle with the effects of the climate crisis.
 Ravi, who wanted to pursue a career in finance, had been vocal about environmental issues long before she graduated from Mount Carmel College in Bengaluru in 2018. She supported campaigns of Green Peace in her early college days.
 Over the years as a climate change activist actively participated in coordinated environmental strikes, took part in lake clean-up operations, and also organised tree planting exercises across Bangalore, attended workshops, walked the streets demanding climate action, loved animals and spoke out against sexism and capital punishment.
 The sole bread-earner of her family, who lives with her mother, and also promotes a vegan diet started working as a culinary experience manager at a company involved with making plant-based food accessible and affordable to people.
 When not protesting out on streets or cleaning lakes, Disha likes to take the quiet corner of her house, with her German Shephard by her side and go through editorials and articles on environmental issues.
 In an interview with US author and professor Gayle Kimball, who is compiling a book on Gen Z girl climate activists, Disha weighed in on a question on whether protests and activism is a part of Indian culture.
 &ldquo;In India, protests are a part of life since the Indian freedom struggle was rooted in peaceful protests&rdquo; the business administration graduate had told Kimball.

Disha Annappa Ravi is a household name in our country, but unlike Greta Thunberg, the green activist came under the spotlight after she was accused by the Delhi Police of hatching a conspiracy against the nation while thousands of farmers protested against the freshly implemented pro-corporate agricultural laws on the borders of the national capital.
 She was arrested from her home in Bengaluru along with others accused of editing a toolkit on the farmers&rsquo; protests shared by Greta.
 The 'young passionate environmentalist' as her friends call her, spent cold nights in Delhi prison before the judiciary set her free. Her association with Greta goes back to 2018 when the Bengaluru resident joined the Indian chapter of 'Fridays For Future', the environmental movement launched by the Swedish climate change activist, who has taken the high and the mighty head-on.
 No wonder then, Greta was quick to condemn Disha&rsquo;s arrest and had reminded the advocates of democracy about the right to protest.
 Like Greta, Disha began her activism quite young. In fact, she was still a teenage girl of 19, inspired by primatologist Jane Goodall when she took the stand. But the seeds were sown by her grandparents.
 In a 2019 interview, she said her motivation came from her grandparents who are farmers and struggle with the effects of the climate crisis.
 Ravi, who wanted to pursue a career in finance, had been vocal about environmental issues long before she graduated from Mount Carmel College in Bengaluru in 2018. She supported campaigns of Green Peace in her early college days.
 Over the years as a climate change activist actively participated in coordinated environmental strikes, took part in lake clean-up operations, and also organised tree planting exercises across Bangalore, attended workshops, walked the streets demanding climate action, loved animals and spoke out against sexism and capital punishment.
 The sole bread-earner of her family, who lives with her mother, and also promotes a vegan diet started working as a culinary experience manager at a company involved with making plant-based food accessible and affordable to people.
 When not protesting out on streets or cleaning lakes, Disha likes to take the quiet corner of her house, with her German Shephard by her side and go through editorials and articles on environmental issues.
 In an interview with US author and professor Gayle Kimball, who is compiling a book on Gen Z girl climate activists, Disha weighed in on a question on whether protests and activism is a part of Indian culture.
 &ldquo;In India, protests are a part of life since the Indian freedom struggle was rooted in peaceful protests&rdquo; the business administration graduate had told Kimball.

Activist Disha Ravi's mother is waiting to hug her when she comes home from Delhi after being granted bail on Tuesday. Speaking to The Indian Express, after the 22-yr-old activist got bail, her mother Majula said: "Why should we fear when my daughter has not done anything wrong? She was only supporting farmers and doing good for society.&rdquo; According to Manjula, Disha&rsquo;s friends were a pillar of support over the last nine days. She added that all through the ordeal, Disha Ravi, who was arrested in the farm protest toolkit case, told her not to be afraid.

'Waiting to hug her...': Activist Disha Ravi's mom after her bail in toolkit case

'Waiting to hug her...': Disha Ravi's mom after her bail

Activist Disha Ravi's mother is waiting to hug her when she comes home from Delhi after being granted bail on Tuesday. Speaking to The Indian Express, after the 22-yr-old activist got bail, her mother Majula said: "Why should we fear when my daughter has not done anything wrong? She was only supporting farmers and doing good for society.&rdquo; According to Manjula, Disha&rsquo;s friends were a pillar of support over the last nine days. She added that all through the ordeal, Disha Ravi, who was arrested in the farm protest toolkit case, told her not to be afraid.

Disha Ravi Bail: A Delhi court on Tuesday granted bail to Disha Ravi, the 22-year-old environmental activist who was arrested from Bengaluru by Delhi Police.

Toolkit case: Delhi court grants bail to 22-year-old climate activist Disha Ravi

Climate activist&nbsp;Disha&nbsp;Ravi&nbsp;has been granted bail on the condition that she furnishes two sureties of ₹1 lakh each

Toolkit case: Delhi court grants bail to 22-yr-old activist Disha Ravi

A Delhi court on Tuesday granted bail to Disha Ravi, the 22-year-old environmental activist who was arrested from her residence in Bengaluru by Delhi Police earlier this month in connection with the 'Toolkit' case. The order for Disha's bail was passed by Additional Sessions Judge Dharmender Rana. The court granted bail to Disha on the condition of furnishing two sureties of ₹1 lakh each. Reports say, that Disha Ravi's lawyer told the court that her family cannot afford to furnish a bail bond of one lakh rupees. The Delhi Police on Tuesday had filed a petition in the Patiala House court seeking an extension of Disha Ravi's police custody by another four days. Disha along with activists Nikita Jacob and Shantanu Muluk have been accused of collaborating with the pro-Khalistani group Poetic Justice Foundation for creating the "toolkit" - allegedly linked to the farmers' protest on January 26. The Delhi Police had registered a sedition case earlier this month over the "Toolkit", which made headlines after being tweeted by Swedish climate activist Greata Thunberg on February 3.

A Delhi court on Tuesday granted bail to <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/farm-body-activists-rally-behind-22-yr-old-disha-arrested-in-toolkit-case-1613355964167" target="_blank" >Disha Ravi</a>, the 22-year-old environmental activist who was arrested from her residence in Bengaluru by Delhi Police earlier this month in connection with the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/disha-ravi-shared-google-toolkit-with-greta-delhi-police-1613313603261" target="_blank" >'Toolkit' case</a>.
The order for Disha's bail was passed by Additional Sessions Judge Dharmender Rana. The court granted bail to Disha on the condition of furnishing two sureties of ₹1 lakh each. Reports say, that Disha Ravi's lawyer told the court that her family cannot afford to furnish a bail bond of one lakh rupees.
The Delhi Police on Tuesday had filed a petition in the Patiala House court seeking an extension of Disha Ravi's police custody by another four days. 
Disha along with activists Nikita Jacob and Shantanu Muluk have been accused of collaborating with the pro-Khalistani group Poetic Justice Foundation for creating the "toolkit" - allegedly linked to the farmers' protest on January 26.
The Delhi Police had registered a sedition case earlier this month over the "Toolkit", which made headlines after being tweeted by Swedish climate activist Greata Thunberg on February 3.
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Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/who-is-disha-ravi-know-the-activist-in-custody-over-farm-toolkit-1613368423398" target="_blank" >Who is Disha Ravi? Know the activist in custody over farm 'toolkit'</a>

Delhi High Court on Friday directed the police to stick to the affidavit that they had filed denying that they leaked WhatsApp chats of climate activist Disha Ravi, arrested in connection with the &lsquo;toolkit&rsquo; case. The court also directed the media house to avoid sensationalism while reporting on the case and to ensure that their sources were authentic. The court, however refused to restrain media houses from reporting on the matter. It directed the editors of media houses to exercise proper editorial control so that dissemination of information does not hamper the investigation.

Disha Ravi case: Delhi HC cautions media against sensationalism, cops against leaks 

Delhi High Court on Friday directed the police to stick to the affidavit that they had filed denying that they leaked WhatsApp chats of climate activist Disha Ravi, arrested in connection with the &lsquo;toolkit&rsquo; case. The court also directed the media house to avoid sensationalism while reporting on the case and to ensure that their sources were authentic. The court, however refused to restrain media houses from reporting on the matter. It directed the editors of media houses to exercise proper editorial control so that dissemination of information does not hamper the investigation.

The Delhi Police on Friday told the high court that climate activist Disha Ravi&rsquo;s petition to stop police from leaking probe material to media was an attempt to defame and vilify the police and put pressure on the investigating agency. The court was hearing a petition filed by Ravi seeking to keep the Delhi Police from leaking &ldquo;any investigation material&rdquo; accessed by them as part of the probe into the farm protest &lsquo;toolkit&rsquo; case. The police have denied leaking any investigation material to the media following which the court has asked the police to file an affidavit.

Toolkit case: Disha Ravi's plea an attempt to vilify cops, says Delhi Police

The Delhi Police on Friday told the high court that climate activist Disha Ravi&rsquo;s petition to stop police from leaking probe material to media was an attempt to defame the police

Disha Ravi's plea an attempt to vilify cops, says Delhi Police

The Delhi Police on Friday told the high court that climate activist Disha Ravi&rsquo;s petition to stop police from leaking probe material to media was an attempt to defame and vilify the police and put pressure on the investigating agency. The court was hearing a petition filed by Ravi seeking to keep the Delhi Police from leaking &ldquo;any investigation material&rdquo; accessed by them as part of the probe into the farm protest &lsquo;toolkit&rsquo; case. The police have denied leaking any investigation material to the media following which the court has asked the police to file an affidavit.

Greta Thunberg Toolkit case: The Bombay High Court on Wednesday granted transit anticipatory bail to lawyer-activist Nikita Jacob.

Greta Thunberg Toolkit case: Activist Nikita Jacob gets 3-week transit bail from Bombay High Court

The Bombay High Court on Wednesday granted transit anticipatory bail to lawyer-activist Nikita Jacob for three weeks in connection with FIR by Delhi police in the Google Toolkit case on farmers protest.

Toolkit case: Activist Nikita Jacob gets 3-week transit bail from Bombay HC

The Bombay High Court on Wednesday granted transit anticipatory bail to lawyer-activist Nikita Jacob for three weeks in connection with FIR by Delhi police in the Google Toolkit case on farmers protest. According to the Delhi police, climate change activist Disha Ravi, along with Jacob and Beed engineer Shantanu Muluk, created the "toolkit" related to the farmers' agitation which was shared by activist Greta Thunberg. Disha Ravi is in custody, while Shantanu was granted 10-day transit anticipatory bail by the Aurangabad Bench of the Bombay High Court, on Monday.

The Bombay High Court on Wednesday granted transit anticipatory bail to lawyer-activist <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/disha-arrest-activist-lawyer-jacob-seeks-anticipatory-bail-in-bombay-hc-1613388799663" target="_blank" >Nikita Jacob</a> for three weeks in connection with FIR by Delhi police in the Google Toolkit case on farmers protest.
According to the Delhi police, climate change activist Disha Ravi, along with Jacob and Beed engineer Shantanu Muluk, created the "toolkit" related to the farmers' agitation which was shared by activist Greta Thunberg.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/who-is-disha-ravi-know-the-activist-in-custody-over-farm-toolkit-1613368423398">Disha </a><a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/who-is-disha-ravi-know-the-activist-in-custody-over-farm-toolkit-1613368423398">Rav</a>i is in custody, while Shantanu was granted 10-day transit anticipatory bail by the Aurangabad Bench of the Bombay High Court, on Monday.
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Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/toolkit-was-only-to-educate-people-on-farm-protests-says-activist-nikita-facing-arrest-1613444300946" target="_blank" >Toolkit was only to educate people on farm protests, says activist Nikita facing arrest</a>

Over 300 alumni of Mount Carmel College in Bengaluru have written a letter of support and condemned the arrest of fellow alumnus Disha Ravi by the Delhi Police in the farm protest "toolkit" case. Condemning the arrest and the charges as "frivolous", the letter states that "targeting" of a young woman for supporting farmers is "completely unacceptable". Disha's arrest, the letter further states, "is a way to browbeat young, articulate women - which Mount Carmel College has produced for generations - into silent submission".

'Attempt to browbeat': Mount Carmel alumni slam Disha Ravi's arrest in 'toolkit' case'

Over 300 alumni of Mount Carmel College in Bengaluru have written a letter of support and condemned the arrest of fellow alumnus Disha Ravi&nbsp;in the farm protest "toolkit" case.

Mount Carmel alumni slam Disha Ravi's arrest in 'toolkit' case'

Over 300 alumni of Mount Carmel College in Bengaluru have written a letter of support and condemned the arrest of fellow alumnus Disha Ravi by the Delhi Police in the farm protest "toolkit" case. Condemning the arrest and the charges as "frivolous", the letter states that "targeting" of a young woman for supporting farmers is "completely unacceptable". Disha's arrest, the letter further states, "is a way to browbeat young, articulate women - which Mount Carmel College has produced for generations - into silent submission".

The Delhi Commission for Women has sent a notice to the deputy police commissioner of the cybercrime cell over climate activist Disha Ravi's arrest. 

Greta Thunberg Toolkit Case: Why wasn't Disha produced before local court for transit remand, says DCW

The Delhi Commission for Women has sent a notice to the deputy police commissioner of the cybercrime cell over climate activist Disha Ravi's arrest. The commission has asked the Delhi Police to provide a copy of the first information of report, reasons for allegedly not producing the 21-year-old before a local court for transit remand and detailed action taken report. Earlier on Tuesday, the Delhi Police had claimed&nbsp;that all procedures were followed in Ravi&rsquo;s arrest for her alleged involvement in preparing a farmer toolkit.

Why wasn't Disha produced before local court for transit remand: DCW

DCW sends notice to Delhi Police over&nbsp;Disha's&nbsp;arrest&nbsp;
DCW&nbsp;asked Delhi Police to provide the copy of FIR
Police claims all procedures followed in Disha's&nbsp;arrest
&nbsp;

The Delhi Commission for Women has sent a notice to the deputy police commissioner of the cybercrime cell over climate activist<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/21-yr-old-climate-activist-arrested-by-delhi-police-for-greta-thunberg-s-toolkit-1613282464159" target="_blank" > Disha Ravi's arrest.</a>
The commission has asked the Delhi Police to provide a copy of the first information of report (FIR), reasons for allegedly not producing the 21-year-old before a local court for transit remand and detailed action taken report.
Earlier on Tuesday, the Delhi Police had claimed&nbsp;that all procedures were followed in Ravi&rsquo;s arrest for her alleged involvement in preparing a farmer toolkit.

Delhi Police has written to online meetings platform Zoom, seeking details of a Zoom meeting over toolkit matter in connection with 26th January violence. 

Republic Day Violence: Delhi Police writes to Zoom, seeks details of 'toolkit' meet

Delhi Police has written to online meetings platform Zoom, seeking details of a Zoom meeting over toolkit matter in connection with 26th January violence.

Delhi Police writes to Zoom, seeks details of 'toolkit' meet

Delhi Police has written to online meetings platform Zoom, seeking details of a Zoom meeting over toolkit matter in connection with 26th January violence. The police have claimed that activists Nikita Jacob and Shantanu attended a zoom meeting organised by 'pro-khalistani' group Poetic Justice Foundation and added that Jacob was also one of the editors of "toolkit" document. They have alleged that climate activist Disha Ravi along with Nikita and Shantanu created the "toolkit" document related to the farmers' protest and shared in on social media.

Delhi Police has written to online meetings platform Zoom, seeking details of a Zoom meeting over toolkit matter in connection with 26th January violence.
The police have claimed that activists <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/toolkit-was-only-to-educate-people-on-farm-protests-says-activist-nikita-facing-arrest-1613444300946" target="_blank" >Nikita Jacob</a> and Shantanu attended a zoom meeting organised by 'pro-khalistani' group Poetic Justice Foundation and added that Jacob was also one of the editors of "toolkit" document.
They have alleged that climate activist <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/disha-ravi-shared-google-toolkit-with-greta-delhi-police-1613313603261" target="_blank" >Disha Ravi</a> along with Nikita and Shantanu created the "toolkit" document related to the farmers' protest and shared in on social media.

Toolkit Controversy - The Haryana home minister posted the screenshots of Twitter’s notification hours after his tweet. 

Toolkit Controversy | ‘Not subject to removal’: Twitter on Vij’s tweet on Disha Ravi

Twitter said on Monday a tweet by Haryana&rsquo;s home minister Anil Vij, in which he had posted about&nbsp;arrested climate activist Disha Ravi, has been investigated and "is not subject to removal" under rules governing extreme speech online. Vij had earlier on Monday tweeted in Hindi, saying that wherever seeds of anti-nationalism are found, they have to be exterminated from the roots.&nbsp;The Haryana home minister posted the screenshots of Twitter&rsquo;s notification hours after his tweet.&nbsp;

‘Not subject to removal’: Twitter on Vij’s tweet on Disha Ravi

Twitter investigates Anill&nbsp;Vij&nbsp;tweet on activist Disha&nbsp;Ravi
Tweet not subject to removal under extreme speech rule: twitter
Vij&nbsp;called said anti-nationals should be exterminated&nbsp;

Twitter said on Monday a tweet by Haryana&rsquo;s home minister Anil Vij, in which he had posted about&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/farm-body-activists-rally-behind-22-yr-old-disha-arrested-in-toolkit-case-1613355964167" target="_blank" >arrested climate activist Disha Ravi</a>, has been investigated and "is not subject to removal" under rules governing extreme speech online.
Anil Vij had earlier on Monday tweeted in Hindi, saying that wherever seeds of anti-nationalism are found, they have to be exterminated from the roots.&nbsp;The Haryana home minister posted the screenshots of Twitter&rsquo;s notification hours after his tweet.&nbsp;
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Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/who-is-disha-ravi-know-the-activist-in-custody-over-farm-toolkit-1613368423398" target="_blank" >Who is Disha Ravi? Know the activist in custody over farm 'toolkit'</a>

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee Monday condemned the arrest of 22-year-old climate activist Disha Ravi.

BJP IT cell members posing as TMC cadre to malign us: Mamata Banerjee

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee Monday condemned the arrest of 22-year-old climate activist Disha Ravi and said the BJP government should first take action against its own IT cell which, she alleged, is spreading fake news. She said arresting anybody who is protesting against government policies is not unacceptable.&nbsp;Banerjee alleged that the IT cell members of the saffron party are calling up people posing as TMC members and are maligning her party. She said she has asked Kolkata police to look into it.

BJP IT cell members posing as TMC cadre to malign us: Mamata

West Bengal Chief Minister <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/mamata-launches-scheme-to-provide-meal-at-5-to-poor-people-1613393691869" target="_blank" >Mamata Banerjee</a> Monday condemned the arrest of 22-year-old climate activist <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/who-is-disha-ravi-know-the-activist-in-custody-over-farm-toolkit-1613368423398" target="_blank" >Disha Ravi</a> and said the BJP government should first take action against its own IT cell which, she alleged, is spreading fake news.
She said arresting anybody who is protesting against government policies is not unacceptable.
Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee alleged that the IT cell members of the saffron party are calling up people posing as TMC members and are maligning her party. She said she has asked Kolkata police to look into it.

Advocate and activist Nikita Jacob has moved an urgent transit anticipatory bail before the Bombay high court. 

Disha Ravi arrest: activist-lawyer Jacob seeks anticipatory bail in Bombay HC

Advocate and activist Nikita Jacob has moved an urgent transit anticipatory bail before the Bombay high court.&nbsp;A non-bailable warrant has been issued by a Delhi court against&nbsp;her for her alleged role in preparing the toolkit detailing digital support for the farmers&rsquo; protest. While seeking protection from arrest for four weeks, she has also sought interim protection from any coercive action and a direction to the Delhi Police to provide her with a copy of the FIR registered against her. The&nbsp;Delhi Police had completed their search operation at Jacob&rsquo;s residence, seizing her electronic devices.

Disha arrest: activist-lawyer Jacob seeks anticipatory bail in Bombay HC

'Toolkit' arrests: Jacob moves urgent transit anticipatory bail Non-bailable&nbsp;warrant against&nbsp;activist for alleged role in farmers' protest Jacob has sought protection from any coercive action, copy of FIR&nbsp; Delhi Police searched Jacob's home, seized electronic&nbsp;devices&nbsp;

Advocate and activist Nikita Jacob has moved an urgent transit anticipatory bail before the Bombay high court.&nbsp;A non-bailable warrant has been issued by a Delhi court against&nbsp;her for her alleged role in preparing the toolkit detailing digital support for the farmers&rsquo; protest.
While seeking protection from arrest for four weeks, she has also sought interim protection from any coercive action and a direction to the Delhi Police to provide her with a copy of the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/farm-body-activists-rally-behind-22-yr-old-disha-arrested-in-toolkit-case-1613355964167" target="_blank" >FIR registered against her. </a>
The&nbsp;Delhi Police had completed their search operation at Jacob&rsquo;s residence, seizing her electronic devices.
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Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/who-is-disha-ravi-know-the-activist-in-custody-over-farm-toolkit-1613368423398" target="_blank" >Who is Disha Ravi? Know the activist in custody over farm 'toolkit'</a>

After arresting 22-year-old climate activist Disha Ravi in the farm protest toolkit case, Delhi Police has put out warrants against two more activists. 

Greta Thunberg toolkit Controversy: After Disha Ravi's arrest, warrants against two more activists in 'toolkit' case

After arresting 22-year-old climate activist Disha Rabi in the farm protest "toolkit" case, Delhi Police has put out warrants against two more activists

After Disha Ravi's arrest, warrants against two more activists in 'toolkit' case

After arresting 22-year-old climate activist Disha Rabi in the farm protest "toolkit" case, Delhi Police has put out warrants against two more activists. Reports said that warrants are out against activists Nikita Jacob and Shantanu and they face charges that are not bailable. Police have claimed that the organisation behind the "toolkit" shared by Greta Thunberg - Poetic Justice - had contacted Nikita Jacob to organise a "tweet storm" ahead of the Republic Day protest by farmers. Police have claimed that both the activists are involved in the protest "toolkit" matter.

After arresting 22-year-old climate activist<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/21-yr-old-climate-activist-arrested-by-delhi-police-for-greta-thunberg-s-toolkit-1613282464159" target="_blank" > Disha Ravi</a> in the farm protest "toolkit" case, Delhi Police has put out warrants against two more activists. Reports said that warrants are out against activists Nikita Jacob and Shantanu and they face charges that are not bailable.
Police have claimed that the organisation behind the "toolkit" shared by <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/greta-thunberg-tweets-farm-protest-toolkit-deletes-then-posts-updated-version-1612417946121" target="_blank" >Greta Thunberg </a>- Poetic Justice - had contacted Nikita Jacob to organise a "tweet storm" ahead of the Republic Day protest by farmers. Police have claimed that both the activists are involved in the protest "toolkit" matter.
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Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/who-is-disha-ravi-know-the-activist-in-custody-over-farm-toolkit-1613368423398" target="_blank" >Who is Disha Ravi? Know the activist in custody over farm 'toolkit'</a>

Who is Disha Ravi: A 22-year-old graduate from Mount Carmel College in Bengaluru.


Toolkit Controversy | Who is Disha Ravi? Know the activist in custody over farm 'toolkit'

Who is Disha Ravi? Know the activist in custody over farm 'toolkit'

Who is Disha Ravi?
A 22-year-old graduate from Mount Carmel College in Bengaluru
Part of a climate activist group called Fridays for Future
Fridays For Future was started by Greta Thunberg in 2018
Disha Ravi started the India wing of Fridays For Future in 2019
Cops say she shared the farm protest <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/disha-ravi-shared-google-toolkit-with-greta-delhi-police-1613313603261" target="_blank" >'toolkit' with Great Thunberg</a>
Booked for sedition, promoting enmity and criminal conspiracy
Coordinated various campaigns across India on climate change
Ran email campaign to oppose the draft Environment Impact Assessment 2020
The campaign against the EIA 2020 led to the blocking of the website of FFF India
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Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/farm-body-activists-rally-behind-22-yr-old-disha-arrested-in-toolkit-case-1613355964167" target="_blank" >Farm body, activists rally behind 22-yr-old Disha Ravi arrested in 'toolkit' case</a>

Farmer body Samyukta Kisan Morcha and activists from across the country on Sunday criticised the arrest of climate activist Disha Ravi in connection with the probe.

Farm body, activists rally behind 22-yr-old Disha arrested in 'toolkit' case 

Farmers'&nbsp;body Samyukta Kisan Morcha and activists from across the country have come ut in support of&nbsp;climate activist Disha Ravi&nbsp;arrested in connection with the probe into the farm protest &lsquo;toolkit&rsquo;

Farmer body Samyukta Kisan Morcha and activists from across the country on&thinsp;Sunday criticised the arrest of climate activist Disha Ravi in connection with the probe into the farm protest &lsquo;toolkit&rsquo;. Condemning the arrest of the young climate activist.&nbsp;&ldquo;Samyukt Kisan Morcha demanded her immediate unconditional release. A statement, signed by at least 78 activists, academics and individuals from across the country, said: &ldquo;Young environmental activists, that the country should be proud of, are the latest victims of the Centre&rsquo;s continuing efforts to delegitimize the ongoing farmers&rsquo; protest".

Farmer body Samyukta Kisan Morcha and activists from across the country on&thinsp;Sunday criticised the arrest of climate activist <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/21-yr-old-climate-activist-arrested-by-delhi-police-for-greta-thunberg-s-toolkit-1613282464159" target="_blank" >Disha Ravi</a> in connection with the probe into the farm protest &lsquo;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/delhi-cops-write-to-google-for-info-on-farm-protests-toolkit-shared-by-greta-thunberg-1612579616742" target="_blank" >toolkit</a>&rsquo;. Condemning the arrest of the young climate activist.&nbsp;&ldquo;Samyukt Kisan Morcha demanded her immediate unconditional release.
A statement, signed by at least 78 activists, academics and individuals from across the country, said: &ldquo;Young environmental activists, that the country should be proud of, are the latest victims of the Centre&rsquo;s continuing efforts to delegitimize the ongoing farmers&rsquo; protest".
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The Delhi Police on Sunday claimed that Bengaluru-based climate activist Disha Ravi is an Editor of the Toolkit Google Doc.

Disha Ravi shared Google 'toolkit' with Greta Thunberg, Says Delhi Police

The Delhi Police on Sunday claimed that Bengaluru-based climate activist Disha Ravi is an Editor of the Toolkit Google Doc and key conspirator in document's formulation and dissemination and had shared the Google &ldquo;toolkit&rdquo; document with Sweden&rsquo;s Greta Thunberg.&nbsp;The police said the 21-year-old started a WhatsApp group and collaborated to make the Toolkit doc. Police said in the process of drafting the document, Disha and other members of the group all collaborated with pro-Khalistani Poetic Justice Foundation to spread disaffection against India.

Disha Ravi shared Google 'toolkit' with Greta: Delhi Police

The Delhi Police on Sunday claimed that Bengaluru-based climate activist <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/farm-body-activists-rally-behind-22-yr-old-disha-arrested-in-toolkit-case-1613355964167" target="_blank" >Disha Ravi</a> is an Editor of the Toolkit Google Doc and key conspirator in document's formulation and dissemination and had shared the Google &ldquo;toolkit&rdquo; document with Sweden&rsquo;s <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/greta-thunberg-tweets-farm-protest-toolkit-deletes-then-posts-updated-version-1612417946121" target="_blank" >Greta Thunberg</a>.&nbsp;
The police said the 21-year-old started a WhatsApp group and collaborated to make the Toolkit doc. Police said in the process of drafting the document, Disha and other members of the group all collaborated with pro-Khalistani Poetic Justice Foundation to spread disaffection against India.
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21-year-old climate activist from Bangalore, Disha Ravi, who is also one of the founders of 'Fridays for Future', was arrested by the Delhi Police.

21-yr-old climate activist arrested by Delhi police for Greta Thunberg's 'toolkit'

21-year-old climate activist from Bangalore, Disha Ravi, who is also one of the founders of 'Fridays for Future', was arrested by the Delhi Police on Sunday, in connection with Swedish environmental activist Greta Thunberg's 'toolkit' tweet on the ongoing farmers&rsquo; protests in India. According to officials, Disha was active in allegedly disseminating the toolkit, which Thunberg had referred to in her post for the farmers and attached a Google document with details. The cyber-crime cell of the Delhi Police has registered an FIR on charges of "sedition", "criminal conspiracy" and "promoting hatred" against the creators of the 'toolkit'.

21-year-old climate activist from Bangalore, <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/disha-ravi-shared-google-toolkit-with-greta-delhi-police-1613313603261" target="_blank" >Disha Ravi</a>, who is also one of the founders of 'Fridays for Future', was arrested by the Delhi Police on Sunday, in connection with Swedish environmental activist <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/greta-thunberg-tweets-farm-protest-toolkit-deletes-then-posts-updated-version-1612417946121">Greta&nbsp;Thunberg's 'toolkit' tweet</a> on the ongoing farmers&rsquo; protests in India.
According to officials, Disha was active in allegedly disseminating the toolkit, which Thunberg had referred to in her post for the farmers and attached a Google document with details.
The cyber-crime cell of the Delhi Police has registered an FIR on charges of "sedition", "criminal conspiracy" and "promoting hatred" against the creators of the 'toolkit'.
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