Kavi Nagar police detained Shekhar Tripathi around 11 PM yesterday from his residence in Kaushamibi. He was later put under arrest and produced in a court which granted him bail, Senior Superintendent of Police Deepak Kumar said.
Following a direction from EC, FIRs have been lodged in all the 15 districts where the election was held in the first phase.
Tripathi was booked under Section 188 IPC and under sections 126A and 126B of Representation of People Act 1951.
Dainik Jagran newspaper last night said news about exit polls of Uttar Pradesh was published inadvertently on its English website and it was immediately removed after being detected by senior officials of the group.
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