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‘No permission needed to hoist national flag’: Neha Bora tells Delhi HC, challenges police notice
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What Happened?
Neha Bora, president of AISA, argued in the Delhi High Court that no permission is needed to hoist the national flag, challenging a police notice requiring her to maintain peace.
Key points
- Neha Bora challenged a police notice requiring her to execute a bond for maintaining peace.
- The notice was issued under Section 126 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita on October 17.
- Bora was detained on October 16 while heading to a protest march.
- She claims the police notice is vague and unsupported by evidence of a potential breach of peace.
- The Delhi High Court is set to hear further proceedings on October 23.
Key insights
- The outcome may influence how authorities handle future protests and public gatherings.
- Bora's challenge raises questions about the balance between maintaining public order and allowing free expression.
- The case highlights ongoing tensions between student groups and law enforcement regarding protest rights.
Why it matters
This case could impact the rights related to public demonstrations and the interpretation of laws governing protests.
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Neha Bora· PersonAISA· OrganizationDelhi High Court· LocationBharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita· LegislationCockroach Janata Party· Organization
Source
Times of India
