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Delhi HC Rejects Neha Bora's Plea, Directs Her to Sign Peace Bond, 'Maintain Peace'

Bora says the notice lacks evidence and suppresses peaceful dissent as the court weighs a Rs 10,000 bond requirement.

  • The Delhi high court will pass an order on Friday concerning AISA president Neha Bora's petition challenging a police "peace" bond notice, with Justice Subramonium Prasad delivering the decision.
  • Following her detention on October 16 while en route to a protest, Bora received a notice under Section 126 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita requiring a Rs 10,000 bond.
  • Represented by lawyer Abhik Chimni, Bora argued the notice is a "cut and paste job" and contends citizens do not need permission to hoist the national flag.
  • The ASG defended the police action, citing 12 violations by Bora including alleged sloganeering at Mandi House, and argued the magistrate acted with independent application of mind.
  • This case addresses critical questions regarding preventive powers against student activists, as the court considers whether the notice violates constitutional rights of All India Students Association leaders.
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Tribune India broke the news in Chandigarh, India on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
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