Cops Bid to Arrest Student Leader Aishe Ghosh, CPI-M Cries Foul
Police said a court issued a non-bailable warrant after Aishe Ghosh missed hearings in a 2021 protest case.
- On Tuesday, Delhi Police attempted to arrest SFI National Joint Secretary Aishe Ghosh at the CPI headquarters, AKG Bhavan, in connection with a 2021 protest case.
- The Students Federation of India alleged the police action represents 'witch-hunting' targeting Ghosh for her prominent role in the recently concluded Jantar Mantar protests.
- CPI MP John Brittas confronted officers who arrived in a private vehicle without uniforms, claiming they held an 'old non-bailable warrant' communicated only telephonically.
- Following the confrontation, police departed without arresting Ghosh; the SFI claimed Patiala House Courts had cancelled the warrant, with Ghosh scheduled to appear on Thursday.
- CPI leadership condemned the incident as a 'brazen intrusion' into a political party office, stating it 'exposes the Modi government's escalating assault on democratic rights.
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Delhi Court Stays Non-bailable Warrant Issued Against SFI Leader Aishe Ghosh
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. It is alleged that she protested and therefore she allegedly violated the order passed by the government official. Judicial Magistrate First Class (JMFC) Vijayshree Rathore stayed the NBW issued against Aishe Ghosh till the next date of hearing. India News | Delhi Court Stays Non-bailable Warrant Issued Against SFI Leader Aishe Ghosh.
SFI alleges 'witch-hunt' against student leaders, condemns bid to 'arrest' Aishe Ghosh
New Delhi, Jul 29 (PTI) The Students’ Federation of India (SFI) on Wednesday accused Delhi Police of “witch-hunting” its national joint secretary Aishe Ghosh after an alleged attempt was made to arrest her in connection with an “old non-bailable warrant”. Police, however, maintained that the action was not related to the recent youth protests over […]
Cops bid to arrest student leader Aishe Ghosh, CPI-M cries foul
A Delhi Police team allegedly entered the headquarters of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) (CPI-M) in New Delhi on Tuesday to “execute a non-bailable warrant” against student leader Aishe Ghosh, triggering a confrontation with party leaders
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