Neha Bora, president of the AISA, has refused to sign a peace bond . The next hearing is scheduled for October 29. The Delhi High Court has ruled against her request, stating the SEM case is not exclusively dependent on hearsay. Documents and material have been given to Bora , allowing her an opportunity to respond .
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