New Delhi, October 25,2026: The Delhi High Court has dismissed a petition filed by Neha Bora, National President of the All India Students Association (AISA), challenging a police notice requiring her to execute a personal bond of ₹10,000 along with one surety to maintain peace during an inquiry.

According to a report published by LiveLaw, Justice Subramonium Prasad pronounced the order on October 23. Bora had been detained at Mandi House on October 16 during a protest against the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC).

The petition challenged the notice issued to her following the detention. Bora had approached the High Court seeking relief against the requirement to furnish the bond.

The case comes amid protests targeting the Chief Election Commissioner, with the legal proceedings drawing attention to the police action taken in connection with the demonstrations.

LiveLaw reported that the court dismissed Bora’s plea, stating that there were adequate grounds for the action. A related report published by the legal news portal on October 24 stated that the peace-bond notice was based on police diary entries and that prohibitory orders covered the Mandi House area.

The case, titled Neha Bora v. State, concerns the legality of the notice issued to Bora. The High Court’s decision marks a setback for her challenge to the police requirement.

The development adds another legal dimension to the ongoing controversy surrounding the anti-CEC protests in the national capital.