‘AISA seeks FIR over alleged death threats to national president Neha Bora in UP

The All India Students’ Association (AISA) has requested an FIR from the Uttar Pradesh police following death threats directed at its national president, Neha Bora. The threats were received via messages and voice notes during the organization's 'GenZ Rising' campaign.
Why it matters
This incident highlights growing concerns regarding the safety of student activists and political organizers in India.
The All India Students’ Association (AISA) has approached the Director General of Police, Uttar Pradesh , seeking registration of an FIR over alleged death threats issued to its national president Neha Bora, who is travelling across the State as part of the organisation’s ‘GenZ Rising’ campaign.
In a complaint dated September 15, accessed by The Hindu , AISA general secretary Prasenjeet Kumar said several messages containing “explicit threats of violence” and abusive and objectionable language had been received on one of the organisation’s official contact numbers.
According to the complaint, the sender also sent multiple voice notes containing threatening statements. In one of the voice messages, the individual allegedly said “ uska maut pakka hai” (“her death is certain”), prompting the student organisation to raise concerns about Ms. Neha’s safety while she is travelling in Uttar Pradesh.
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