Delhi Police has reportedly withdrawn Jantar Mantar’s status as a designated protest site, redirecting demonstrations to three alternative locations in the national capital.
The move marks a significant change for Jantar Mantar, which has long served as a prominent gathering place for citizens, activists and organisations seeking to draw attention to public issues. The alternative venues are expected to accommodate future protests under the revised arrangements.
The decision could reshape how demonstrations are organised in Delhi and has renewed attention on the balance between public order and the right to peaceful assembly. Further details about the new locations and the implementation of the decision remain important for protesters and civil society groups.
The move marks a significant change for Jantar Mantar, which has long served as a prominent gathering place for citizens, activists and organisations seeking to draw attention to public issues. The alternative venues are expected to accommodate future protests under the revised arrangements.
The decision could reshape how demonstrations are organised in Delhi and has renewed attention on the balance between public order and the right to peaceful assembly. Further details about the new locations and the implementation of the decision remain important for protesters and civil society groups.