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 rejected her appeal , stating the SEM case is not solely reliant on hearsay evidence . Documents and material have been offered to Bora, allowing her an opportunity to respond .
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