AISA leader Neha Bora refuses peace bond, drawing comparisons with CJP leaders

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AISA leader Neha Bora declined to sign a peace bond, a decision that prompted comparisons with CJP leaders who accepted similar conditions to secure their release after detention during the Jantar Mantar 2.0 protests. The CJP reportedly struggled to organise those protests, falling short of its earlier mobilisation success. Bora continued to protest despite being detained several times, which placed her at the forefront of the anti-SIR demonstrations. The article frames her stance as a possible strategic move toward the INDIA bloc, though the details of that link are presented as analysis rather than confirmed fact.

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