India news: Neha Bora refuses to sign peace bond, cites right to democratic dissent
Neha Bora says the peace bond violates the right to democratic dissent.
DW reports: Neha Bora says the peace bond violates the right to democratic dissent.
The statement comes amid a wider protest calling for the removal of India's election chief.
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