AISA chief's lawyer argues student leader never incited violence

The Delhi High Court began hearing arguments in the petition filed by Neha Bora, national president of the All India Students Association (AISA), on Tuesday. Bora's legal team presented submissions contending that the protests she organized were entirely peaceful in nature and did not involve any incitement to violence. The counsel argued that Bora had made no statements or calls that could be construed as encouraging violent conduct during the demonstrations. The case centers on allegations surrounding student-led protests, with the defense emphasizing the non-violent character of the activities and Bora's role in maintaining peaceful conduct. The court is reviewing the submissions as part of ongoing proceedings in the matter. Details of the specific allegations and evidence presented during the hearing were not immediately available.