On most days, Burari Ground is little more than a vast, nondescript expanse that thousands of commuters cross without a second glance beside the Outer Ring Road. For residents of north Delhi’s neighbourhoods, however, the sprawling ground has long been a free, open space to play cricket, fly kites, learn to drive or simply escape the crush of the city. Now, with Delhi Police designating it as one of three new venues for protests, that everyday life faces an uncertain future.
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