Anand Sharma Questions ‘Regime Change’ Remark | Neha Bora Moves Delhi High Court Over Peace Bond
Senior Congress leader Anand Sharma recently raised questions regarding the use of the term "regime change," emphasizing that in a democratic system, governments are meant to be replaced solely through the democratic process of elections. Speaking amidst ongoing opposition protests targeting alleged irregularities concerning SIR, Sharma also stressed the urgent necessity of restoring absolute credibility to the Election Commission of India. In a separate development, All India Students Association president Neha Bora has approached the Delhi High Court to formally challenge a peace-bond notice issued against her, with her legal representatives pressing the judiciary for an immediate and urgent hearing on the matter.
Senior Congress leader Anand Sharma has questioned the use of the term “regime change,” stressing that governments change through elections in a democracy. Amid the Opposition’s protests over alleged SIR irregularities, he also called for restoring the Election Commission’s credibility. Meanwhile, AISA president Neha Bora has challenged a peace-bond notice in the Delhi High Court, with her lawyers seeking an urgent hearing.
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