Politics
AISA President Neha Bora Released After Preventive Custody Over Tiranga March Attempt in Delhi
Delhi police released AISA chief Neha Bora on Wednesday morning after she was taken into preventive custody for attempting a Tiranga March at Connaught Place against the Chief Election Commissioner.
Delhi police released Neha Bora, president of the All India Students' Association (AISA), on Wednesday morning. Bora had been placed in preventive custody after she and other activists attempted to organise a 'Tiranga March' at Connaught Place to protest against the Chief Election Commissioner.
The police said the march could disrupt public order and the upcoming electoral process, prompting the pre‑emptive detention. After a brief hearing, authorities ordered her release, citing lack of grounds for continued custody.
The incident highlights ongoing tensions between student groups and law‑enforcement agencies ahead of the election season.
The police said the march could disrupt public order and the upcoming electoral process, prompting the pre‑emptive detention. After a brief hearing, authorities ordered her release, citing lack of grounds for continued custody.
The incident highlights ongoing tensions between student groups and law‑enforcement agencies ahead of the election season.