Indian politicians and activists are condemning the arrest of a climate campaigner with ties to Sweden's Greta Tamberg, 22 year old dish A.

Ravi, a leader of the Indian arm of Hamburg's Fridays for future Movement, is accused of helping edit and distribute an online document from Timberg in support of the ongoing protests by farmers across the country, a document that police allege spread false info.

Timberg had originally shared a talk it on Twitter, which listed ways to help farmers who have been protesting agricultural reforms.

Ravi was brought in by the police over the weekend for questioning.

Prem Nath is with the Delhi police.

The main aim off the toolkit wants to create misinformation and disaffection against the lawfully elected government.

The toolkit sought toe artificially amplify the effect our news through various tweets, which they have created in the form of a tweet bank.

On Sunday, a court ordered that Ravi beheld in police custody for five days, sparking outrage on social media on among farm unions.

Last month, thousands of Indian farmers overwhelmed police and stormed the historic red fort complex in New Delhi after tearing down barricades driving tractors through roadblocks.

Leo Saldana is a member of the Environment support group in Ravi's home city of Bengal LaRue.

You can just go into somebody's house, which is the most secular space for everybody, and pick up a young woman in front of her mother and say you have committed crimes against the nature.

Is our nature so freely?

Ah, protest was being planned in the city against her arrest.

Ravi could not be reached in custody on her family was not immediately available for comment.

Timberg says she had no comment on the detention off.

Ravi, on the movement in India, said it was awaiting clarity from the police before making any statement.