AISA chief detained at protest

Neha Bora, president of the All India Students' Association, was taken into preventive detention on October sixteen while heading to the Cockroach Janata Party's Lehra Do Tiranga march. She was released on October seventeen.

Police issue peace bond notice

Delhi Police issued a notice on October eighteen under Sections one twenty-six and one thirty of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita.

Bond amount and conditions

The notice asked Bora to furnish a personal bond of ten thousand rupees with one surety for keeping the peace for the period of inquiry.

Challenge filed in High Court

AISA said on Monday that Bora has challenged the notice in Delhi High Court. Her lawyers will seek an urgent hearing before the Chief Justice and argue the notice is ambiguous and factually incorrect.

“the notice is prima facie ambiguous and factually incorrect”

Constitutional rights violation claimed

AISA argues the notice violates Articles nineteen and twenty-one of the Constitution. The legal team, led by Abhik Chimni, Pranjal Abrol and Moksha, will also appear before the magistrate to reply to the notice.

Pattern of police misuse alleged

AISA called the notice a calculated attempt to curb peaceful protest. It alleged Delhi Police repeatedly misused Section one sixty-three of the BNSS during protests demanding Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar's resignation and repeal of…