Archive · 29 Jul 2026
AISA Threatens Bihar Protests Over Paper Leaks
The All India Students Association (AISA) is planning to intensify protests in Bihar on July 30 if students arrested during a previous protest are not released.
The protests are about paper leaks in exams and the way police handled the protests, including using pellet guns and allegedly assaulting women.
The AISA and Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) are demanding the release of all detained students and an investigation into police conduct.
The Delhi High Court dismissed a petition to withdraw an inquiry from a police officer seen slapping a woman during the protest, stating that the officer has the right to a fair trial.
Retired police personnel are also planning a protest to support injured police officers and demand action against those involved in violence.
AISA threatens to intensify protests in Bihar on July 30 if arrested students are not released.
Protests involve demands for investigation into police conduct, including use of pellet guns and assaults on women.
Delhi High Court dismisses petition to withdraw inquiry from police officer seen slapping a woman during protest.
Retired police personnel plan protest to support injured officers and demand action against violent protesters.
AISA claims 355 juveniles and women detained in Bihar have been released, but some activists remain in custody.
- Who
- All India Students Association (AISA), Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), Delhi Police, Delhi High Court
- What
- Threat of intensified protests over paper leaks and police conduct
- When
- July 30 (planned protest), July 20 (initial protest)
- Where
- Bihar, Delhi
- Why
- Demands for release of arrested students and investigation into police conduct during protests
Protesters' Perspective
Government/Police Perspective
Use of Force
Protesters' Perspective
Protesters claim excessive force was used, including pellet guns and assaults on women.
Government/Police Perspective
Police argue they acted to maintain order and prevent damage to the Parliament.
Arrests and Detentions
Protesters' Perspective
Protesters demand immediate release of all detained students, alleging harassment.
Government/Police Perspective
Government and police maintain that arrests were necessary to control the situation.
- Date of Protest
- July 30
- Organizations Involved
- All India Students Association (AISA), Cockroach Janta Party (CJP)
- Location of Protest
- Bihar
- Key Demands
- Release of arrested students, investigation into police conduct
- Injuries Reported
- Three students with pellet injuries, one with a gunshot injury
- Court Ruling
- Dismissal of petition to withdraw inquiry from DCP Sandeep Lamba
