Archive · 30 Jul 2026
Delhi Court Cancels Warrant Against Student Leader Aishe Ghosh
A student leader named Aishe Ghosh was accused of protesting outside a building in Delhi in 2021.
A court gave her a warrant that could have sent her to jail.
She went to the court, and the judge cancelled the warrant and fined her a small amount.
Some people say the police tried to arrest her at a political party office, which they think was unfair.
Others say the police were just doing their job.
The case will be heard again in November.
Delhi court cancelled the non‑bailable warrant against student leader Aishe Ghosh in a 2021 protest case.
The warrant was issued after a protest outside Bangla Bhavan; Ghosh was booked under IPC sections for disobedience and trespass.
The court stayed the warrant after Ghosh appeared in person and imposed a Rs 1,000 fine.
The case is linked to alleged police intrusion at the CPI‑M headquarters, which the party said was a “witch hunt.”
Union Minister JP Nadda defended the police action, citing past arrests of student activists during the Emergency.
- Who
- Aishe Ghosh, student leader and former JNU Students Union President
- What
- Delhi court cancelled the non‑bailable warrant against her
- When
- Thursday, 2024 (court action) and 2021 (protest)
- Where
- Patiala House Court, Delhi; protest outside Bangla Bhavan, New Delhi
- Why
- Court found warrant cancelled after Ghosh appeared in person and imposed a fine
- Warrant status
- Cancelled
- Court
- Patiala House Court
- Case year
- 2021
- Fine imposed
- Rs 1,000
- Next hearing
- November 21, 2024
