Supreme Court agrees to examine PIL seeking alternative to Jantar Mantar as protest venue

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Considering the proximity of Jantar Mantar to Parliament, Central Vista and other government establishments, the petitioner suggested designating Ramlila Maidan or another sufficiently large and secure ground as the principal protest venue.

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The Wire
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- “Revisiting Jantar Mantar | Who is Writing on the Walls?”4h ago ↗
Hindustan Times
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- “No more protests at Jantar Mantar? Supreme Court to hear plea against suitability of Delhi site”3h ago ↗
India Today
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- “Should Jantar Mantar remain Delhi's protest hub? SC agrees to hear plea”3h ago ↗
The Hindu
Owned by: The Hindu Group / Kasturi & Sons (family-owned)
- “Supreme Court agrees to examine PIL seeking alternative to Jantar Mantar as protest venue”3h ago ↗
Times of India
Owned by: Bennett Coleman & Co / The Times Group (Jain family)
- “Jantar Mantar no longer an ideal protest venue? SC hears PIL for alternative site”2h ago ↗
Deccan Herald
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- “SC agrees to examine PIL seeking alternative to Jantar Mantar as protest venue”2h ago ↗
NDTV
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- “Jantar Mantar Not A Proper Protest Site? Supreme Court Seeks Centre's Reply”2h ago ↗

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