“India's farmers and other citizens need the global community to pay attention…It is paramount to put international pressure on India’s government,” it read. 'It will first be projected on a screen there and then shared on social media and other platforms.' The document also raised unsubstantiated questions regarding 'human rights violations' in India and exhorted people to question the government, said the sources. It said that the compilation of the messages and videos would be shown at different protest sites of farmers, as Singhu and Tikri borders. In addition, you are encouraged to organise solidarity protests either at or near Indian embassies, near your local government offices or offices of various multinationals.this is not going to end anytime soon,' read the document. 'Either find protests happening in your city, state or country and participate in large (or small) numbers or organize one. The toolkit asked people to share photos and video messages, sign online petitions and organise protests around Indian embassies, media houses, and local government offices. Sources told that the central government was concerned about the contents of the document as it felt it had the potential to create disharmony and hatred within Indian society, inciting people against some top business houses of the country. 'Delhi Police has registered a case under sections 124-A, 153-A, 153 and 120-B IPC which will be investigated by the cyber cell,' a senior cop added. He said that the unfolding of events in the past few days, including the violence on Republic Day, had revealed 'copycat execution' of the action plan.

Apart from Ravi, high court lawyer Nikita Jacob and one Shantanu Muluk have also. It called for physical action on January 26 by joining the farmers' march to Delhi and back to the borders on that day, explained Ranjan. New Delhi: A document tweeted by climate activist Greta Thunberg on 2 February has become the subject of a major row it has spawned a sedition investigation by the Delhi Police and led to the arrest of a 21-year-old Bengaluru-based activist, Disha Ravi. 'Toolkit' is a term activists use for a campaign information document. The toolkit was first highlighted after Thunberg tweeted a link to it but soon after deleted the post. The 'prior action' part stated that a 'digital strike' through hashtags was to be carried out on or before January 26 and a 'tweet storm' January 23 onwards. New Delhi: Activist Disha Ravi was recently arrested by the Delhi Police for a ‘toolkit document’ that she shared with Swedish activist Greta Thunberg. The initially uploaded document laid out a road map and also put out an action plan split in two parts titled 'prior action and urgent action'. Ranjan said that they were monitoring the social media when the document came to their notice.

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