The protest at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi continued for a third consecutive day and night, with a large number of demonstrators remaining at the sit-in site until late at night while pressing their demands. During the protest, a claim also emerged that Union ministers J.P. Nadda and Jitendra Singh met social activist Sonam Wangchuk at Medanta Hospital in Delhi. However, official confirmation from the concerned parties regarding the reported meeting is still awaited.
Police action is continuing in connection with the violence reported during the Parliament march. According to preliminary information, more than nine FIRs have been registered in the case. Police are examining video footage, CCTV recordings, and other digital evidence related to the incidents. Legal action is being initiated against those identified in accordance with the law.
Protesters have stated that the agitation will continue until their demands are met. Representatives of various organisations and supporters remain present at the protest site. Security arrangements have also been tightened, with additional police personnel deployed to maintain law and order.
According to police officials, the investigation into the incidents during the Parliament march is being conducted impartially. The sequence of events is being analysed based on evidence collected from the site, video recordings, and eyewitness statements. Necessary legal action will be taken after the investigation is completed.
Meanwhile, reports of the alleged meeting with Wangchuk have generated discussion in political circles. However, no official statement has been issued regarding the discussions that may have taken place during the reported meeting or its impact on the protest.
The protest at Jantar Mantar continues, while the administration is maintaining close surveillance of the situation. Security agencies are monitoring developments related to the agitation while ensuring the maintenance of law and order. Attention also remains focused on any possible dialogue between the government and the protesters in the coming days.
