All India Students’ Association (AISA) student leader Neha Bora approaches the Delhi High Court to challenge a Delhi Police notice requiring her to execute a ₹10,000 peace bond with a surety. Police issued the notice after Bora was detained during a protest march at Mandi House, following concerns about a possible breach of peace. She is released the next morning after completing formalities under the Delhi Police Act.
Bora’s petition argues that the notice violates fundamental rights, including freedom of speech and assembly, and personal liberty. Her legal team also seeks an immediate stay and withdrawal of the notice, contending it is ambiguous and factually incorrect. The outlets report that Bora is seeking an urgent hearing before the vacation bench of the High Court.
The challenge comes amid wider protests against the Special Intensive Revision (SIR), with opposition parties, student groups and civil society organisations participating. A separate related development reported by one outlet includes preventive detention of CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke, which also raises attention on how preventive police measures are used during protests.
