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rishianand on October 4th, 2023 at 21:26 UTC »
Not just raid, but also charged under UAPA, a draconian law, supposed to be used against terrorism. Under this law, the accused can not get anticipatory bail, and can be incarcerated for months without trial, or even evidence. This law has been liberally used against any criticism of the Government. Newsclick is a news outlet, which is known as pro-worker and pro-peasant.
Explained: Why is UAPA a draconian law?
‘Unlawful’ Amendment to UAPA 2019: A Brief Analysis | NewsClick
UAPA: A Draconian Law, Dire Need To Revisit The Legislation
The UAPA Is One Of Many Modern-Day Avatars Of The Draconian, Colonial Rowlatt Act | Article-14
The raid has been condemned by Editors Guild, and many media groups. This is in a series of Modi Government's assault against the press. Journalists have been raided, detained, arrested, assaulted, abused, and even killed. It is worth noting that India is ranked 161 out of 180 countries in the Press Freedom Index.
Statement by Newsclick on Oct 3 Raids by Special Cell of Delhi Police | NewsClick
Explained: What Are the Stories Done By Journalists Raided By the Delhi Police Today?
NewsClick arrests: Journalists asked about farm protests, views on Oppn
16 Media Organisations Write to CJI Chandrachud Expressing Alarm Over Attacks on Press Freedom
Statement by the Executive Committee of the Editors Guild of India
Also read (Modi Government's assault on press)
At least 44 times over 5 years: The NIA, ED and I-T ‘crackdown’ on the media
67 journalists arrested, detained, questioned in India in 2020 for their work | The News Minute
Siddique Kappan: Indian journalist released from jail after two years - BBC News
Eleven Journalists Killed, 46 Attacked, 27 Cases of Police Action: Report on Press Freedom 2017
Attacks on journalists: Nearly 200 serious instances since 2014, forty died
Aggravating_Boy3873 on October 4th, 2023 at 15:27 UTC »
A New York Times investigation showed that NewsClick is Chinese propaganda machine as well. Indian police have raided Chinese companies before too because of tax evasion etc.
Winstonoceaniasmith on October 4th, 2023 at 14:52 UTC »
SS: Police in New Delhi have raided the homes of journalists, contributors and support staff of NewsClick, in an early-morning crackdown on a news website that Indian officials have described as an outlet for Chinese propaganda.