In Setback For Neha Bora, Court Rejects Her Challenge To Peace Bond Notice
AISA chief Neha Bora had challenged a police notice asking her to sign a peace bond before a special executive magistrate over her participation in the recent wave of protests.
New Delhi, October 22, 2026: All India Students' Association (AISA) leader Neha Bora appeared before the Delhi High Court on Thursday, asserting that she had no involvement in a protest call made by Central Ji Party (CJP) on October 16. Bora challenged a police notice demanding a ₹10,000 bond issued against her after her detention during a flag march.
Senior lawyer Gopal Sankaranarayanan, representing Bora, argued that her detention and the subsequent police notice were "completely illegal". The central issue in Bora's case lies in the distinction between her activities at Mandi House and the separate CJP protest organized at Connaught Place, which the police notice alleges she encouraged people to attend.
The Delhi Police issued a bond notice on October 17, citing three grounds: her alleged sloganeering at Mandi House, continued protests near Jantar Mantar despite prohibitory orders, and her alleged role in instigating people to join the Connaught Place protest on October 16. Bora's legal team argued that the notice was ambiguous, factually incorrect, and violated her constitutional rights under Articles 19 and 21.
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