Toolkit Case: Delhi Police Raids Twitter India office, #WelldoneDelhiPolice Trending on Twitter

New Delhi: Delhi Police has started an investigation in the toolkit case. The investigation team of Delhi Police Special Cell reached two offices of Twitter India on Monday evening for investigation and questioning, but the police investigation team had to return empty-handed and no one found the police here.

A team of Delhi Police Special cell is carrying out a search at the Twitter India office in Delhi. Details awaited.

— ANI (@ANI) May 24, 2021

Why did Delhi Police investigate Twitter India’s office?
PRO Chinmay Biswal of Delhi Police said, ‘The Delhi Police team went to its offices to give notice to Twitter India as per the normal procedure. This was needed because they wanted to know who was the right person to give notice to because the reply from the MD of Twitter India was not quite accurate.

Simple & Clear
It wasn’t domain of Twitter to pass judgement on #CongressToolKit Period #TwitterRaided pic.twitter.com/YO9XCJWoKR

— Nandini Idnani (@idnani_nandini) May 24, 2021

What is a toolkit case?
The latest controversy related to the toolkit is related to the allegation of BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra. A few days ago Sambit Patra accused Congress of using the toolkit to tarnish the image of the BJP and the country. However, Twitter later put the related Patra’s tweets in the category of ‘Manipulated Media’. On this matter, Delhi Police sent a notice to Twitter and asked for the answer that what is the basis and what information is behind putting such a label, Twitter should share it.

BJP raised questions on Congress
BJP has also raised questions on Congress along with Twitter. BJP leader Amit Malviya said, ‘If the Congress says this is not their document, then they should wait for the investigation. But he has lodged an FIR against 2 people. What does it mean she is nervous somewhere. The Congress will never succeed in silencing such BJP leaders.

Users Tweets :

#WelldoneDelhiPolice
Indian Government and Delhi Police to Twitter India:- pic.twitter.com/u1QODX2jJL

— Ramsa Chaudhary (@Ramkishor_jaat_) May 25, 2021

Those people whose account was $u$pended by Twitter #BanTwitterInIndia #WelldoneDelhiPolice pic.twitter.com/oXftss2bhV

— Team Hindu United (@THU_Reloaded) May 25, 2021