Archive · 4 Oct 2026
AISA Alleges Police Took Neha Bora and Journalist Rosy
A student group called AISA made claims about police taking Neha Bora and journalist Rosy.
It said Rosy was illegally detained after she made allegations of sexual abuse.
AISA accused Delhi Police of acting wrongly.
Activist Anjali Bhardwaj asked where Bora was being taken in an unmarked car.
Yogendra Yadav also criticized the incident.
He said he could not see any female officers in the vehicle.
The report gives these statements as allegations and questions, not confirmed findings.
AISA alleged that Neha Bora and journalist Rosy were kidnapped.
The group said Rosy had been illegally detained after making sexual abuse allegations.
AISA accused Delhi Police of being perpetrators rather than protectors.
Activist Anjali Bhardwaj questioned where Bora was being taken in an unmarked vehicle.
Yogendra Yadav called the incident another illegality, saying no female officers were visible in the vehicle.
- Who
- AISA, Neha Bora, journalist Rosy, activist Anjali Bhardwaj, Yogendra Yadav, and Delhi Police.
- What
- AISA alleged Bora and Rosy were kidnapped and claimed Rosy was illegally detained; Bhardwaj and Yadav questioned the police conduct.
- Where
- Delhi; the report refers to an unmarked vehicle but does not specify its location.
- Why
- AISA linked Rosy's alleged detention to her sexual abuse allegations; the report does not establish the reason for Bora's alleged removal.
Criticism and allegations
What the report establishes
Alleged detention or kidnapping
Criticism and allegations
AISA alleged that Neha Bora and Rosy were kidnapped and that Rosy was illegally detained.
What the report establishes
The report presents these as AISA's allegations and does not provide a response from Delhi Police or independent confirmation.
Police conduct
Criticism and allegations
Bhardwaj questioned where Bora was being taken, while Yadav called the incident another illegality and said no female officers were visible.
What the report establishes
The report does not establish the vehicle's destination or confirm the officers' identities or whether female officers were present.
- Main allegation
- AISA described Neha Bora and journalist Rosy as kidnapped.
- Rosy
- AISA separately alleged she had been illegally detained following her sexual abuse allegations.
- Police force named
- Delhi Police
- Vehicle
- Bhardwaj questioned Bora's destination in an unmarked vehicle.
- Female officers
- Yogendra Yadav alleged that no female officers were visible in the vehicle.
- AISA statement
- The group wrote, “Delhi Police are the perpetrators, not the protectors.”