'Remains an active site': Delhi Police dismiss rumours of Jantar Mantar closure
The Delhi Police has refuted rumors circulating on social media regarding the closure of Jantar Mantar, confirming it remains an approved site for lawful demonstrations. According to court rulings, up to one thousand individuals may gather there for protests. Permissions are issued based on formal requests and must comply with specified conditions. Authorities advise the public to trust official channels for accurate updates about protest activities.
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