Jantar Mantar not a prison; desist from unlawfully detaining protestors: CJP to Delhi Police
Addressing the Delhi Police Commissioner, CJP appealed to issue directions to all police officers, “to cease and desist from unlawfully detaining, intimidating” and to stop obstructing the the supply of food and essential items from reaching Jantar Mantar
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