Ex-bureaucrat Ashish Joshi denied FIR copy during Delhi Police interrogation

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Former bureaucrat Ashish Joshi was questioned by Delhi Police over a social media post concerning election officials. During the interrogation, Joshi requested a copy of the FIR filed under the Bharatiya Nyay Sanhita but was denied access to it. He also raised concerns about not being allowed to notify his family about the questioning. Police, however, maintained that they had followed all legal procedures throughout the inquiry.

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