Much respect to @mehartweets, @rantrums_ & Congress Women members who bravely fought off goons on the streets of Delhi.
The world knows how unsafe the streets of the national capital are - now they can see why.
All the drones / police / busses / detention are used to save the pet dogs of the Govt - while rapists, looters & molesters roam freely.
The people are united. Detained protestors are repeatedly being released by the people on the streets!
Jantar Mantar 2.0 is on!
Gyanesh will soon be gone!
Tomorrow 3 PM
Citizens' March
India Gate to Jantar Mantar
4 PM, Sunday, 4th October 2026
From Streets to Protests, Women Are NOT SAFE!
Delhi Police's assault against women protestors, journalists will not be tolerated!
In the spirit of women taking back the streets:
Rise against Delhi Police!
Rise against anti-women SIR!
Rise for freedom!
Rise against Gyanesh Kumar!
Jantar Mantar 2.0!
I made my point loud and clear (7:00 min onwards) :
1) There’s no difference between a terrorist trained on campus and one indoctrinated online.
2) Please don’t offer cover in the name of a “lone wolf” attacker, they are all the same mindset 🙏
Ahead of today's protest against CEC Gyanesh Kumar at Jantar Mantar, Delhi Police has put central Delhi under heavy security.
First, permission for the protest has been denied.
A Section 163 BNSS order is in force across New Delhi district, restricting gatherings of five or more people, processions, demonstrations, dharnas, slogans and speeches without permission.
Roads: Major roads leading to Jantar Mantar have been barricaded, including Sansad Marg, Tolstoy Marg and Jantar Mantar Road. The Janpath-side approach has also been blocked.
Traffic: Restrictions and diversions are in place around Connaught Place, Patel Chowk, GPO, Tolstoy Marg, Parliament Street and Ashoka Road. Police have advised commuters to avoid the Jantar Mantar area.
Metro: Entry and exit have been shut at 11 stations – including Janpath, Patel Chowk, Central Secretariat, Rajiv Chowk, Mandi House and New Delhi. Interchange remains available at some of these stations.
Security: Around 4,000 personnel have been deployed, including Delhi Police, reserve forces and Central Armed Police Forces.
Surveillance: Police vehicles and additional personnel have been stationed at key entry points. CCTV monitoring is in place, and drones can be deployed if required.
Crowd control: Police have also carried out anti-riot and protest-handling drills, and anti-riot equipment has been deployed.
Police are expecting a turnout of around 3,000 to 4,000 people despite the denial of permission.
And importantly, there is currently no verified official order for an internet shutdown linked to today's protest.
So, roads are being barricaded, traffic is being diverted, 11 Metro stations have restricted entry and exit, thousands of security personnel have been deployed, and surveillance has been stepped up across central Delhi.
But now when I look back
I think I just liked her way too much
And she left before I could start hating her
It's like when you listen to a song, on repeat, till you start hating that song!