'Waving Tiranga Is No Crime': Opposition Rallies Behind Neha Bora, Abhijeet Dipke
Arvind Kejriwal turned the "go to Pakistan" phrase around on BJP, asking why a march to wave the national flag was seen as illegal: "If we don't wave the Tiranga in our own country, will we in Pakistan?"
All India Students Association (AISA) president Neha Bora is alleged to be detained alone at the Anti-Narcotic Task Force office in Mangolpuri without any communication for hours, according to the association. Their associates claim they are being denied access and held outside by several people in civilian clothing. AISA posted on X, "SOS WHERE IS AISA PRESIDENT NEHA BORA?
Why Neha was detained alone by plain clothed men in a bus?" The police, however, deny her presence at the Anti-Narcotics Cell, stating that AISA's last location shows they were taken there. The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) claims that its founder, Abhijeet Dipke, was taken to an undisclosed location by the Delhi Police. CJP has lost contact with Dipke and expressed concern over his whereabouts, stating that he is not allowed to talk to lawyers.
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