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In Photos: Delhi police conduct raids on NewsClick office, journalists
Updated On: 03 October, 2023 12:35 PM IST | Editor
Delhi Police`s Special Cell Tuesday morning conducted raids at the premises of online portal NewsClick and its journalists, triggering outrage against the action among scribes. The Special Cell has registered a new case and started an investigation, officials said. Photos/PTI
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Delhi Police`s Special Cell Tuesday morning conducted raids at the premises of online portal NewsClick and its journalists, triggering outrage against the action among scribes. The Special Cell has registered a new case and started an investigation, officials said. Photos/PTI
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Delhi Police`s Special Cell Tuesday morning conducted raids at the premises of online portal NewsClick and its journalists, triggering outrage against the action among scribes. The Special Cell has registered a new case and started an investigation, officials said.
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The Enforcement Directorate had earlier conducted raids at the firm`s premises probing its sources of funding. The Special Cell is now raiding the media firm on the basis of inputs provided by the central agency.
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Officials in the know said police have recovered the dump data from laptops and mobile phones of some journalists of NewsClick. Some journalists have been brought to the Lodhi Road Special Cell office, but no one has been arrested so far, they said.
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Abhisar Sharma, a senior journalist, wrote on X, "Delhi police landed at my home. Taking away my laptop and phone." Another journalist, Bhasha Singh, wrote on X, "Finally last tweet from this phone. Delhi police seizure (sic) my phone."
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The Press Club of India on X said it is deeply concerned about raids on the houses of journalists and writers associated with NewsClick. "The Press Club of India is deeply concerned about the multiple raids conducted on the houses of journalists and writers associated with #Newsclick. We are monitoring the developments and will be releasing a detailed statement. "The PCI stands in solidarity with the journalists and demands the government to come out with details," it said.
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