3 weeks ago
Ink Attack on Student Leader Neha Bora During Jharkhand Protest
A student leader named Neha Bora was marching with other students in the city of Ranchi.
They were walking to the state government building called the Jharkhand Assembly.
The students were upset because they believe an important exam had a paper leak, meaning some people may have seen the questions before the test.
They wanted the exam to be cancelled so it could be held fairly again.
While they were marching, someone threw ink at Neha Bora.
The police came and stopped the protest.
They arrested the person who threw the ink and some other people.
Neha Bora thinks some political groups were behind the attack.
Now the police will try to find out exactly what happened.
Ink was allegedly hurled at AISA national president Neha Bora during a protest march in Ranchi on Friday.
Bora was leading a march towards the Jharkhand Assembly over the alleged JPSC paper leak.
Students have been sitting in for 14 days demanding cancellation of the 14th JPSC exam.
Police intervened and detained several people, including the accused.
Bora alleged the attack was carried out by individuals linked to the BJP and RSS; the accused has been taken into custody.
- Who
- Neha Bora, AISA national president, and students protesting the alleged JPSC paper leak, along with police and the accused.
- What
- Ink was allegedly hurled at Neha Bora during a protest march demanding cancellation of the 14th JPSC exam over an alleged paper leak.
- Where
- Ranchi, while marching towards the Jharkhand Assembly.
- When
- Friday, following 14 days of student sit-in.
- Why
- Students were protesting the alleged JPSC paper leak and demanding cancellation of the 14th JPSC exam.
Key facts
- Incident
- Ink attack on student leader
- Target
- Neha Bora
- Role
- AISA national president
- Location
- Ranchi
- Destination of march
- Jharkhand Assembly
- Cause of protest
- Alleged JPSC paper leak
- Demand
- Cancellation of the 14th JPSC exam
- Protest duration
- 14 days of sit-in
- Police action
- Several people detained; accused taken into custody










