Jantar Mantar Protesters News

A report states that at least 25 individuals identified by Delhi Police cameras at the NEET protest at Jantar Mantar were already in jail, out of 2,873 persons

Protesters at Jantar Mantar are demanding a quota system exclusively for the poor and the repeal of the SC/ST Act.

PIB Fact Check has debunked a digitally altered video falsely showing PM Narendra Modi threatening Jantar Mantar protesters, clarifying his original remarks wer

Protesters at Jantar Mantar describe injuries from a July 20 demonstration, with one hit by a pellet gun expressing no regrets, while another faces ongoing trea

Delhi Police have debunked a viral fake notice claiming they are using facial recognition to identify protesters at Jantar Mantar, urging the public to disregar

Police vehicles with loudspeakers urged protestors at Jantar Mantar to return home peacefully, following a significant announcement that left many in disbelief.

The government has promised no FIRs or compensation for suicide victims and outlined a five-point charter in response to protests at Jantar Mantar, which began

Rajasthan's education minister commented that the Delhi Police's action against Jantar Mantar protesters was insufficient.

Police are reportedly using live video feeds and AI-aided facial recognition technology to surveil protesters at Jantar Mantar.

Protesters at Jantar Mantar are distributing surplus food to hospital bystanders, embodying a vision of India focused on community support.

The Supreme Court has dismissed a plea challenging the police lathicharge on protesters at Jantar Mantar, advising against wasting time on such matters.

Students protesting NEET irregularities at Jantar Mantar in Delhi are receiving widespread support, with people across India sending food via online delivery pl

Sikh volunteers are providing food, first aid, and refuge to students protesting at Jantar Mantar, with gurdwaras across Delhi opening their doors. Over 10,000

Protesters at Jantar Mantar showed unwavering resolve after police action, with volunteers providing support and many expressing disillusionment with the govern

Goa BJP vice-president made a controversial remark, calling protesters at Jantar Mantar 'cockroaches with termites'.

Pinarayi Vijayan expressed solidarity with protesters at Jantar Mantar, stating that the ongoing protests defend democratic rights against authoritarian rule.

Protesters at Jantar Mantar described a police operation where officers, claiming to be doctors, took away 'Sonam sir'.

After activist Sonam Wangchuk was hospitalized, Delhi Police urged protesters at Jantar Mantar to peacefully vacate the site.

A Public Interest Litigation (PIL) has been filed in the Delhi High Court, challenging the continuous surveillance of peaceful protesters at Jantar Mantar, alle

Shashi Tharoor has written an open letter addressing Jantar Mantar protesters and Sonam Wangchuk.