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SEM shares breach-of-peace details with AISA chief Neha Bora; next hearing set for Oct 29

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The Sub-Divisional Executive Magistrate (SEM) has shared the details of a breach-of-peace case with Neha Bora, chief of the All India Students' Association (AISA). The matter concerns the proceedings against her under the peace-maintenance provisions. The magistrate's office has scheduled the next hearing for October 29. The article's full context on the underlying incident was not available in the text provided, so further specifics cannot be confirmed here.

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