A Delhi court cancels non-bailable warrants issued against former JNUSU president Aishe Ghosh in connection with a 2021 protest case. According to the reports, the warrant was stayed before the hearing, and Ghosh appears in court after the stay. The case draws attention to claims made by the CPI(M) that Delhi Police tried to arrest Ghosh at the CPI(M) headquarters in Delhi. The allegation centres on the circumstances of the police action during the attempted arrest, which Ghosh and supporters say involved misconduct. With the warrants cancelled, the proceedings continue in the matter through the court process rather than through the enforcement of the non-bailable warrant. Both sources describe the court action and place it in the context of the dispute over what the police did during the attempted arrest at the party headquarters. No single source in the provided excerpts states the court’s detailed reasoning or final outcome beyond the cancellation of the warrant.