Sakal vs Newslaundry: Prateek Goyal doesn't have to hand over his laptop to Pune police

Sakal vs Newslaundry: Prateek Goyal doesn’t have to hand over his laptop to Pune police
The Bombay High Court told the police to ‘not insist on production of his laptop and hard disk’ in connection with the Sakal Media Group’s defamation case against him.
In the FIR filed by
Sakal Times against our reporter Prateek Goyal, the Bombay High Court has passed an order in favour of
Newslaundry. A bench of Justices SS Shinde and Manish Pitale on January 27 directed the Pune police to “not insist for production of his laptop and hard disk”.
Previously, on October 20 last year, the high court had ruled that the police could proceed with the investigation but shall not file a chargesheet without its permission.

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