AISA president Neha taken away in a car with only male police officers, whereabouts unknown
The All India Students’ Association (AISA) has accused Delhi Police of illegally detaining its president, Neha, during a protest near Jantar Mantar. The organization claims she was taken by male officers in an unmarked vehicle without disclosure of her location, violating legal protocols regarding the detention of women.
Why it matters
The incident raises significant concerns regarding police conduct, civil liberties, and the treatment of protesters in the capital.
The All India Students’ Association (AISA) has alleged that its president, Neha , was taken away by police personnel during a protest in central Delhi on Sunday evening (October 4, 2026) and has demanded her immediate release, claiming that her whereabouts were not disclosed to her associates.
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In a complaint addressed to the Delhi Police Commissioner and seen by The Hindu , AISA alleged that Ms. Neha was taken away at around 5 p.m. from Ashoka Road, near the Shangri-La hotel and Jantar Mantar, by male police personnel who were not wearing name badges.
The organisation alleged that she was taken in a private Maruti Suzuki Ertiga bearing registration number ‘DL1CAH9693’ and that there was no woman police personnel in the vehicle.
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