AISA alleges crackdown on student protesters, seeks release of detained activists
"CPI(ML) Liberation MLA Sandeep Saurav and several AISA activists remain behind bars for participating in protests against alleged paper leaks, especially student and youth activists in Bihar," says AISA national president Neha
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