Ayesha Sulthana interrogated by Lakshadweep police, let off
1 min read Filmmaker Ayesha Sulthana, who’s dealing with allegations of sedition in Lakshadweep, was let off by the Lakshadweep police on Thursday after interrogation.
Sulthana was interrogated by the Kavaratti police on Sunday, Wednesday and Thursday in reference to the caseregistered on the idea of a criticism filed by a BJP chief within the Islands.
Emerging from the police station, Kavaratti, after almost a three-hour lengthy interrogation, Sulthana stated, “Everything is over. I am told that I can go back to Kochi. I will reach Kochi tomorrow or a day after.”
The allegation is that the filmmaker, whereas collaborating in a debate telecast by a Malayalam information channel on June 7, had stated the Centre used organic weapons in opposition to the folks of Lakshadweep.
Ahead of showing for Thursday’s probe, Sulthana stated in the course of the almost eight-hour lengthy questioning on Wednesday, the police had requested whether or not she had any contacts overseas.
“They checked my WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook accounts. They were searching whether I have any links with foreign countries,” she stated in a video circulated to the media.
Earlier on Sunday, she was questioned for 3 hours.
She appeared earlier than the police after the Kerala High Court granted her interim anticipatory bail for every week, whereas reserving orders on her advance bail plea.
It had directed her to adjust to the discover issued by the Kavaratti police to seem earlier than them for interrogation on June 20 in reference to the sedition case.
