India activist refuses peace bond, cites democratic dissent amid election chief protest

Activist Neha Bora has refused to sign a peace bond, arguing it infringes on the right to democratic dissent, in the context of broader protests demanding the removal of India's election chief. The incident highlights tensions between state security measures and civil liberties during a politically charged period. The outcome and broader implications for protest rights remain uncertain.

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