in April 2004, when the Supreme Court of India transferred the "Best Bakery case" to the neighbouring state of Maharashtra. At the same time, the court also overturned the recent acquittal of 21 accused and ordered that the investigation and trial be conducted afresh. By 2013, all the cases filed by CPJ had been dismissed at three levels of the judiciary (trial court, state High Court and the Indian Supreme Court) and only one appeal is pending. This is an appeal to the Supreme Court against a conviction handed out by the High Court to Maya Kodnani, a former minister in the government of Gujarat. Teesta has authored the chapter When Guardians Betray:The Role of the Police in the book Gujarat:The making of a tragedy, edited by Siddharth Varadarajan and published by Penguin. The book is about the 2002 Gujarat riots. Activism Teesta, with her husband Javed Anand is the co-founder and co-editor of the magazine Communalism Combat which fosters communal harmony by attacking entities propounding communal violence. Teesta testified at the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom on 10 June 2002 against the BJP-led Gujarat government's role in the post-Godhra communal violence. In 1997, Teesta started work on a project, Khoj (Quest), which aims to rewrite sections of Indian school History and Social Studies textbooks to remove "anti-minority prejudices". Teesta is a staunch feminist and campaigns for rights and privileges of Dalits, Muslims and women. Teesta's husband Javed Anand runs Sabrang Communications which fights for human rights. Teesta is the official spokesperson of this organisation. Teesta heads the Mumbai-based NGO Citizens for Justice and Peace (CJP). She is one of the founders of the Women in the Media Committee. The group seeks to bring together working women journalists to raise job-related concerns and awareness of gender-sensitivity in writing and reporting on issues concerning women. She is one of the founding members of Journalists Against Communalism. Apart from the journalistic tasks Teesta Setalvad leads the project "Khoj: Education for A pluralistic India". Teesta is General Secretary of People's Union for Human Rights (PUHR). Member of the Pakistan India: People's Forum for Peace and Democracy. Arrest and reactions In June 2022, she was arrested by the Anti Terrorism Squad of Gujarat Police and remanded to police custody until July 1. Amnesty International India has said that Setalvad's arrest is a 'direct reprisal' against human rights activists. Protests by citizens were