Ramaswami: Newsclick Report 12 Mar 2020 Rona Wilson Image Courtesy: Scroll.in New Delhi: In an investigation that could change the way the Bhima Koregaon case is being looked at, The Caravan magazine has found that human rights activist Rona Wilson’s hard disk, part of evidence that allegedly incriminates him, was tampered with. It is important to note that the report has been filed by Anjaneya Sivan, a software engineer with the organisation and Martand Kaushik, a senior assistant editor at the magazine. In a 5,000-page charge sheet, the Pune Police had claimed that Wilson’s hard disk allegedly contained a letter that detailed a plot to assassinate Prime Minister Narendra Modi and that it had intentions of overthrowing the government. The case relates to alleged inflammatory speeches delivered at the 'Elgar Parishad' conclave, held at Shaniwarwada in Pune on December 31, 2017, which police claimed, triggered violence near the Koregaon Bhima war memorial located on the city's outskirts the next day. The Pune police has claimed the conclave was backed by Maoists and all the activists have also been accused of having Maoist links. According to The Caravan’s report, Wilson’s hard disk had been infected with a malware that allows for remote access to his computer amid other discrepancies that amount to manipulation of evidence in the case.