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In a relief to TV news anchor Rohit Ranjan, the Supreme Court on Friday restrained various state authorities from taking coercive steps against him to take him in custody in connection with multiple FIRs for playing a doctored clip of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi during the telecast of a programme on July 1.
The apex court has also issued notices to the Centre and states of Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan, and Uttar Pradesh seeking their responses on Ranjan’s plea for quashing of complaints or FIRs concerning the telecast. 
On Tuesday, a police team from Chhattisgarh had reached Uttar Pradesh's Ghaziabad town to arrest the anchor from his home but he was instead arrested by the Noida police who released him on bail later.
The complaint against Rohit Ranjan states that a video, in which Gandhi described those attacking his Wayanad office as children and said he had no ill-will against them, was "mischievously" used by the TV channel on July 1 to suggest he was forgiving the killers of Udaipur tailor Kanhaiya Lal.
On July 2, a day after the video was aired, Ranjan apologised for mistakenly playing Gandhi's statement out of context

No coercive action against TV news anchor in Rahul Gandhi doctored clip case: SC

In a relief to TV news anchor Rohit Ranjan, the Supreme Court on Friday restrained various state authorities from taking coercive steps against him

The apex court has also issued notices to the Centre and states of Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan, and Uttar Pradesh seeking their responses on Ranjan&rsquo;s plea

In a relief to TV news anchor Rohit Ranjan, the Supreme Court on Friday restrained various state authorities from taking coercive steps against him to take him in custody in connection with multiple FIRs for playing a doctored clip of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi during the telecast of a programme on July 1.
The apex court has also issued notices to the Centre and states of Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan, and Uttar Pradesh seeking their responses on Ranjan&rsquo;s plea for quashing of complaints or FIRs concerning the telecast.&nbsp;
On Tuesday, a police team from Chhattisgarh had reached Uttar Pradesh's Ghaziabad town to arrest the anchor from his home but he was instead arrested by the Noida police who released him on bail later.
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The complaint against Rohit Ranjan states that a video, in which Gandhi described those attacking his Wayanad office as children and said he had no ill-will against them, was "mischievously" used by the TV channel on July 1 to suggest he was forgiving the killers of Udaipur tailor Kanhaiya Lal.
On July 2, a day after the video was aired, Ranjan apologised for mistakenly playing Gandhi's statement out of context

Zee TV news anchor Rohit Ranjan was arrested by the UP police in connection with the airing of an alleged 'misleading' news over a statement of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi.

Zee News' Rohit Ranjan arrested for airing Rahul Gandhi's 'doctored' video

Zee TV news anchor Rohit Ranjan was arrested by the Uttar Pradesh police in connection with the airing of an alleged 'misleading' news over a statement of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. High drama unfolded at the scribe's residence as cops from UP and Chhattisgarh tussled over his arrest. 

Zee TV news anchor Rohit Ranjan was arrested by the UP police for airing an alleged 'misleading' news over a statement of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi.

High drama unfolded at the residence of ZEE TV news anchor Rohit Ranjan in Uttar Pradesh's (UP) Ghaziabad on Tuesday when a team of Raipur police from Chhattisgarh tried to arrest the journalist. The cops acted on an FIR filed against him for airing alleged 'misleading' news concerning Congress leader Rahul Gandhi.&nbsp;
However, the Raipur police were obstructed by their UP counterparts who eventually arrested Ranjan.
A case was registered against Ranjan and others of the Zee News on Sunday for presenting Gandhi's remarks on vandalism at his office in his constituency Wayanad as his statement on the accused in the Udaipur tailor murder case.
The FIR also accused them of promoting enmity between different groups and outraging religious feelings of people. It was based on the complaint of Congress MLA Devendra Yadav, Raipur Senior Superintendent of Police Prashant Agrawal told PTI.
A team was constituted to investigate the case and it was sent to Ghaziabad to arrest the accused, he added.
&ldquo;Complying with the due process of law, the Raipur police team reached the residence of the accused in Ghaziabad this morning for execution of the warrant issued by the competent court in the case. After taking the accused into custody, the team was completing the procedure of arrest. Meanwhile, the local police (Uttar Pradesh police) forcefully took the accused along with them and obstructed the procedure despite the Raipur police showing the warrant,&rdquo; Agrawal said.
MLA Yadav in his complaint alleged that on July 1, a video, in which Rahul Gandhi described those attacking his Wayanad office as children and said he had no ill-will against them, was &ldquo;mischievously&rdquo; used by a TV channel to suggest he was forgiving the killers of Udaipur tailor Kanhaiya Lal.
The complainant accused the director and chairman of Zee News, its Chief Executive Officer, and anchor Rohit Ranjan of conspiring to spread fabricated and fake news against Gandhi in a bid to incite communal riots and disturb social harmony, the police official said.
Ranjan had earlier apologised for the same.&nbsp;
On Tuesday morning, Ranjan tweeted, &ldquo;without informing the local police, Chhattisgarh Police was standing outside my house to arrest me. Is this legally correct?&rdquo;
The Raipur police responded with a tweet, &ldquo;There is no such rule to inform. Still, now they are informed. The police team has shown you the court&rsquo;s warrant of arrest. You should in fact cooperate, join in the investigation and put your defence in court.&rdquo;
With inputs from PTI.

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