Elgar Parishad accused Gadling's computer attacked, incriminating documents planted: Arsenal report

A third report by US-based Arsenal Consultancy firm claims that Elgar Parishad accused Surendra Gadling's computer was attacked and incriminating documents were planted on it using the same malware mentioned in two previous reports.

Arsenal Consultancy, a US-based digital forensics firm, has come out with a third report on the Elgar Parishad-Maoist links case. The report claims that lawyer Surendra Gadling's computer was attacked and surveilled upon, and incriminating documents were planted on it for over 20 months. Gadling was one of the first people to be arrested among the 16 human rights activists, lawyers and academics in custody in the ongoing Elgar Parishad case.