Ink was thrown at AISA National President Neha Bora #peektv #shorts

Ink was thrown at left-wing student activist Neha Bora when she joined the student protest here in Jharkhand's Ranchi. Today, several left-wing organizations had planned a march from Birsa Chowk in Ranchi to the Vidhan Sabha. And when they started the march, a man from the crowd emerged and threw ink at Neha Bora, who is the national president of left-wing organization ISA. Now, this is the first instance of any kind of confrontation at the Ranchi protest. The man was beaten up after he threw ink at Neha. In fact, while he was being taken away by the police and bystanders there, he said he doesn't like Neha Bora because she is anti-national and because she supports Umar Khalid. The man has now been detained. Now, left-wing student activists have claimed that this man was an RSS BJP goon. In fact, after this incident, Neha said that she is a student activist and that she won't be scared by ink when lathis and pellet guns couldn't scare them. The students in Jharkhand's Rachi have been protesting for the past 13 days, demanding accountability for the alleged irregularities in the Jharkhand PSC and other state government examinations. Neha Bora, who joined this protest on its 14th day, said that the concerned government authorities must answer. In fact, she even drew parallels with the Jantar Mantar protest. Now, before Neha announced that she would be joining this protest, several students here said that they don't want any outsider to hijack this protest. There were several other students who said that credible voices must lend their support because students here in Jharkhand have been suffering because of the JPSC and JSSC exams for years now. The second round of talks between the student delegation and the government are due today. One round of talks took place yesterday but they were inconclusive. The government has said that we are ready to talk. But as of now, there is a deadlock between the students and the government. The students say that if their demands are not met, they will take out a Vidhan Sabha Ghirao March on Monday. you