Protest in Delhi = Mission Impossible? | Chronology Samajhiye @ScrollIn
Protest in Delhi = Mission Impossible? | Chronology Samajhiye  @ScrollIn
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
On paper, Jantar Mantar is still Delhi's designated site for all public demonstrations. But under Home Minister Amit Shah, the police have made it nearly impossible to gather here.

Will the Cockroach Janta Party be able to pull off its protest tomorrow?

@AnantGuptaAG asks

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