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Toolkit case: ‘Some reporting was sensational,’ says Delhi High Court
Updated On: 20 February, 2021 07:38 AM IST | New Delhi | Agencies
Delhi HC says some media reports on toolkit probe were ‘prejudicial’, but declines to order their removal; a court sends Disha Ravi to 3-day judicial custody

Police officers escort toolkit case accused Disha Ravi (centre) to a local court in New Delhi on Friday. Pic/AFP
The Delhi High Court on Friday once again directed certain news channels and police to ensure details of investigation into the toolkit case is not leaked, while observing that certain media coverage so far indicates “sensationalism and prejudicial reporting”. Later in the day, a court remanded Disha Ravi in judicial custody for three days.
Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Akash Jain sent Ravi, 21, to jail after Delhi police produced her before the court on expiry of her five-day custodial interrogation.
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