ABVP calls AISA ink-smearing claim baseless, politically motivated

Some students walked to a big government building in Ranchi to complain about problems with their exams.

A student leader named Neha Bora was walking with them.

Suddenly, a man threw black ink at her.

The man was caught and said he thought she was an 'anti-national,' meaning someone he believed was against the country.

Neha Bora's group, called AISA, was very upset.

They said people connected to two big groups, the RSS and the BJP, were behind the attack.

Another student group, called ABVP, said that was not true.

ABVP said AISA was making up the story to get attention instead of helping students with real exam problems.

ABVP also said any investigation should be fair and follow the law.

The two groups disagree about what really happened.