30 Jul 2026, 1:18 pmNational Hindi Weekly Newspaper · Delhi NCR · Chandigarh · Punjab · Gujarat · Haryana · Uttar Pradesh
Bharat CitizenTruth · Fairness · Citizenship

India

Delhi court cancels non-bailable warrants issued against student leader Aishe Ghosh

Judicial magistrate first class Vijayshree Rathore of the Patiala House courts cancelled the warrants subject to a cost of ₹1,000 after Ghosh appeared physically before the court

Judicial magistrate first class Vijayshree Rathore of the Patiala House courts cancelled the warrants subject to a cost of ₹1,000 after Ghosh appeared physically before the court

The Bharat Citizen news desk is following the story and will update this page as more verified details become available.

Readers are advised to follow official advisories and confirmed statements where the story involves public safety, government services, courts, or markets.

Quick Questions

Who publishes Bharat Citizen?

Bharat Citizen is a national Hindi weekly newspaper launched from Delhi in July 2008.

What does Bharat Citizen cover?

The newspaper focuses on politics, social issues, crime, state news, public-interest reporting, jobs, education and citizen concerns.

Related Stories

India

Five global festivals fuelled by satire

Whether you’re Gen Z or share this trait with them, here’s a round-up of festivals around the world that are built on satire