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Why no police at the Jantar Mantar protest site?
Heavy crowds. Volunteers are managing the queues.
A day after the clashes during the Cockroach Janata Party's (CJP) march to Parliament, the atmosphere at Delhi's Jantar Mantar is markedly different.
Despite hundreds of protesters continuing to gather at the protest site and a steady stream of political leaders and Members of Parliament visiting through the day, there is little visible police presence at the entrance to the venue. The entry points are not being manned by police personnel, and no metal detector screening of bags or luggage was visible at the time of reporting.
Instead, the movement of people into the protest site is being coordinated by CJP volunteers and members of the Students' Federation of India (SFI), who are managing the queues, guiding supporters and maintaining order as more people continue to arrive.
The protest remains underway at Jantar Mantar, with organisers continuing their sit-in and supporters gathering despite the events of the previous day's Parliament march.
@hey_eshwar reports.
The protest is not over. Jantar Mantar remains occupied.
Contrary to several claims circulating on social media suggesting that the #CockroachJanataParty (CJP) protest has ended or that the protest site has been completely dismantled, the protest at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar is very much ongoing.
After the clashes during the proposed march to Parliament, protesters remained on the roads outside Jantar Mantar until around 3.30 a.m. before returning to the protest site. According to organisers, they rebuilt the stage after it was demolished during the police action and resumed the sit-in.
Hundreds of protesters continue to remain at Jantar Mantar, while more supporters have been arriving at the venue through the day. Volunteers have also resumed organising the protest site as the demonstration continues.
The developments come a day after the attempted Parliament march, which saw clashes between protesters and Delhi Police. While the confrontation drew widespread attention, the protest itself has not ended, with organisers maintaining that the agitation will continue.
@hey_eshwar reports from the ground. #DelhiProtest