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Delhi Police Raids Kerala Residence Of Former NewsClick Employee
The Delhi police on Friday conducted a raid and seized the laptop and phone of Malayali journalist and former NewsClick employee Anusha Paul from her residence near Kodumon here.
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"Foreign Funds Infused Illegally, Intention To Disturb...": NewsClick FIR Details
NewsClick, being investigated for alleged connections to China-linked entities to broadcast Chinese propaganda, has been accused of a conspiracy to "disrupt sovereignty and territorial integrity of India", according to a copy of the FIR seen by NDTV.
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"Seizures On Whim...": Press Bodies To Chief Justice After NewsClick Raids
A day after the Delhi Police action against the NewsClick portal, several prominent press organisations have written to Chief Justice Of India DY Chandrachud, seeking evolved guidelines for the interrogation of journalists and for seizures from them.
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NewsClick Founder Prabir Purkayastha Sent To 7-Day Police Custody
A day after the arrest of two people, including the founder and Editor-in-Chief of NewsClick, Prabir Purkayastha and Human Resources Head Amit Chakravarty were sent to seven days of police remand on Wednesday.
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"Aware, But...": US After India Arrests Journalist For Ties With China
The United States has seen reports about the alleged ties of an Indian media outlet, which was raided by officials a day earlier, with China but cannot comment on the veracity of the claims, an official said.
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5 Cities, 100 Sites, 500 Cops: How Delhi Police Planned NewsClick Raids
The raids at homes of several journalists linked to NewsClick website this morning followed detailed planning and extensive coordination between teams of Delhi Police, sources from the force have said.
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"Attempt To Muzzle Media": Editors Guild After Journalists Raided
Follow due process, and do not make draconian criminal laws "as tools for press intimidation", underlined the Editors Guild of India after early morning searches at the homes of journalists under the stringent anti-terror law.
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20-25 Questions, List Of Phones, Laptops To Seize: Inside NewsClick Raids
Five sections of the UAPA anti-terror law and penal code provisions relating to criminal conspiracy and promoting enmity form the bedrock of the case against NewsClick and at least 10 journalists associated with the news website, sources said today.
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NewsClick Raids: Minister's Remark, Opposition's Press Freedom Reminder
Searches at the homes of journalists associated with NewsClick website have sparked a political storm, with many Opposition leaders accusing the Narendra Modi government of cracking down on press freedom.
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Neville Roy Singham: Man Accused Of Spreading China Propaganda In India
Neville Roy Singham, American millionaire accused of spreading Chinese propaganda in India and abroad, has now been summoned by Enforcement Directorate in connection with a money laundering case against NewsClick, sources have said
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Journalists Raided Amid China Funding Row, Minister Says "No Need To Justify"
NewsClick Raids: The homes of several journalists associated with NewsClick were searched today in connection with a case under the stringent Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) case.
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Delhi Police Raids Kerala Residence Of Former NewsClick Employee
The Delhi police on Friday conducted a raid and seized the laptop and phone of Malayali journalist and former NewsClick employee Anusha Paul from her residence near Kodumon here.
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"Foreign Funds Infused Illegally, Intention To Disturb...": NewsClick FIR Details
NewsClick, being investigated for alleged connections to China-linked entities to broadcast Chinese propaganda, has been accused of a conspiracy to "disrupt sovereignty and territorial integrity of India", according to a copy of the FIR seen by NDTV.
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"Seizures On Whim...": Press Bodies To Chief Justice After NewsClick Raids
A day after the Delhi Police action against the NewsClick portal, several prominent press organisations have written to Chief Justice Of India DY Chandrachud, seeking evolved guidelines for the interrogation of journalists and for seizures from them.
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NewsClick Founder Prabir Purkayastha Sent To 7-Day Police Custody
A day after the arrest of two people, including the founder and Editor-in-Chief of NewsClick, Prabir Purkayastha and Human Resources Head Amit Chakravarty were sent to seven days of police remand on Wednesday.
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"Aware, But...": US After India Arrests Journalist For Ties With China
The United States has seen reports about the alleged ties of an Indian media outlet, which was raided by officials a day earlier, with China but cannot comment on the veracity of the claims, an official said.
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5 Cities, 100 Sites, 500 Cops: How Delhi Police Planned NewsClick Raids
The raids at homes of several journalists linked to NewsClick website this morning followed detailed planning and extensive coordination between teams of Delhi Police, sources from the force have said.
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"Attempt To Muzzle Media": Editors Guild After Journalists Raided
Follow due process, and do not make draconian criminal laws "as tools for press intimidation", underlined the Editors Guild of India after early morning searches at the homes of journalists under the stringent anti-terror law.
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20-25 Questions, List Of Phones, Laptops To Seize: Inside NewsClick Raids
Five sections of the UAPA anti-terror law and penal code provisions relating to criminal conspiracy and promoting enmity form the bedrock of the case against NewsClick and at least 10 journalists associated with the news website, sources said today.
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NewsClick Raids: Minister's Remark, Opposition's Press Freedom Reminder
Searches at the homes of journalists associated with NewsClick website have sparked a political storm, with many Opposition leaders accusing the Narendra Modi government of cracking down on press freedom.
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Neville Roy Singham: Man Accused Of Spreading China Propaganda In India
Neville Roy Singham, American millionaire accused of spreading Chinese propaganda in India and abroad, has now been summoned by Enforcement Directorate in connection with a money laundering case against NewsClick, sources have said
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Journalists Raided Amid China Funding Row, Minister Says "No Need To Justify"
NewsClick Raids: The homes of several journalists associated with NewsClick were searched today in connection with a case under the stringent Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) case.
