AISA president Neha taken away in a car with only male police officers, whereabouts unknown
Neha has been picked up this vehicle with no women police officer inside the car; this is a blatant violation by the Delhi police, said an AISA representative
On Sunday, the All India Students’ Association (AISA) alleged that their president, Neha, was taken away by male police officers during a protest in central Delhi. The organization demanded her immediate release, expressing concern over her safety and lack of information regarding her whereabouts. The incident reportedly occurred around 5 p.m. near Ashoka Road, near the Shangri-La hotel and Jantar Mantar.
Neha was allegedly taken in a private Maruti Suzuki Ertiga, bearing registration number ‘DL1CAH9693’, without any woman police personnel present in the vehicle. AISA described the situation as an "abduction and illegal detention," urging the Delhi Police Commissioner to address the matter with utmost urgency and release Neha immediately.
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