Delhi HC Dismisses Neha Bora's Plea Against Peace Bond Notice Linked To Anti-CEC Protest
Delhi High Court on Friday rejected AISA president Neha Bora ’s plea challenging the Special Executive Magistrate (SEM) court notice asking her to execute a Rs 10,000 bond with a surety to maintain peace during the inquiry. The court has also directed the magistrate to furnish all relevant material to Bora. Bora was detained during a protest at Delhi's Mandi House on October 16. Delhi High Court…
The Delhi High Court has dismissed Neha Bora's plea challenging a peace bond notice issued against her linked to an anti-CEC protest. The court ruled in favor of maintaining the Special Executive Magistrate (SEM) court notice that requires her to execute a Rs 10,000 bond with a surety to maintain peace during the inquiry. Bora was detained during a protest at Delhi's Mandi House on October 16.
The court acknowledged that "adequate safeguards" were in place and directed the magistrate to furnish all relevant material to Bora. Senior advocate Gopal Sankaranarayanan argued that the notice was issued without sufficient evidence of a likelihood of breach of peace, while the Additional Solicitor General countered that Section 126 allows the magistrate to act on subjective satisfaction based on information received.
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