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AISA president Neha Bora refuses Rs 10,000 peace bond
The Hindu·
AISA president Neha Bora said on Saturday she will not sign a peace bond. The Delhi High Court dismissed her plea against a police notice seeking a Rs 10,000 personal bond with one surety. The October 17 BNSS notice followed her detention at the Lehra Do Tiranga march. Bora asked whose peace she was being asked to keep.
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What It Means For You
- The notice seeks a Rs 10,000 personal bond with one surety before a Special Executive Magistrate.
- Bora says she will not execute the bond after the High Court dismissal.
- Police issued the notice under Section 126 of the BNSS after her October 16 detention.
What's Happening
- The notice followed Bora's detention during the Lehra Do Tiranga march in Delhi.
- She challenged the notice in the Delhi High Court, which dismissed the plea.
- Bora said peaceful protest should not be treated as a breach of peace.
Why the Notice Was Issued
- The march demanded Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar resign over alleged SIR irregularities.
- Bora said the notice did not show a likely breach of peace.
- She spoke at the CPI(ML) Liberation Parliamentary office after the order.
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