08 August, 2026
The ink attack on AISA President Neha Bora today in Ranchi reveals the Sangh brigade's growing fear of Gen Z and young women activists in particular.
Having failed to silence the youth movement by unleashing police brutalities, the Sangh brigade has now resorted to street violence and online abuse. The ink attack on AISA President Neha Bora today in Ranchi reveals the Sangh brigade's growing fear of Gen Z and young women activists in particular. Modi's midnight reels and Mohan Bhagwat's much trumpeted GenZ-Gen Alpha outreach cannot hide this ugly reality.But with every such attack, the resolve of the movement will only grow. Comrade Neha and other AISA leaders who are now on a countrywide GenZ Rising tour and AISA and RYA activists in Jharkhand and all other protesters who are fighting for fresh corruption-free test in Jharkhand and reconstitution of JPSC and JSSC will never be deterred by the Sangh brigade's threats and attacks.-- Comrade Dipankar, General Secretary , CPIML Liberation (August 7, 2026)
