Administrative activity has intensified in New Delhi over a proposed protest and march at Jantar Mantar against Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar. Delhi Police have clarified that no permission has been granted for any type of protest or march. Taking precautionary measures to maintain law and order, Section 163 of the BNSS has been imposed in the New Delhi area, and security arrangements have been heavily reinforced.
In a video released by news agency PTI, DCP Sachin Sharma shared detailed information regarding the security arrangements and the administrative stance. The video highlights the strict approach taken by the police administration against any unauthorized gatherings or marches.
According to facts emerging from internet searches and ground reports, Delhi Police have been on high alert following calls for 'Jantar Mantar 2.0' and a Parliament march. Reports from media outlets confirm that permission for the march was denied. Heavy police and paramilitary forces have been deployed, and barricades have been set up around Jantar Mantar and Parliament Street to prevent any potential unauthorized assembly.
Following the release of this video on social media, mixed reactions have emerged among users and the general public, sparking debates on public safety versus democratic rights to protest. Meanwhile, Delhi Police maintain that strict compliance with prohibitory orders will be enforced.
