The Jantar Mantar Protest entered a new phase as the Delhi High Court prepared to hear petitions against surveillance and internet restrictions at the protest site. The hearing comes amid growing public attention.
The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) delegation is scheduled to meet government representatives at the Constitution Club. Both sides are expected to discuss education reforms and concerns raised by student protesters.
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The Delhi High Court will hear petitions on surveillance and internet restrictions as the government and protesters prepare for talks
The Jantar Mantar Protest also saw activist Sonam Wangchuk end his 26-day hunger strike. He took the decision after appeals from MPs across party lines and Union Ministers JP Nadda and Jitendra Singh.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi assured protesters that the government would bring a tougher law against paper leaks. He also announced fast-track courts to ensure speedy punishment for those responsible.
After Wangchuk ended his fast, the Prime Minister wished him a speedy recovery. He urged the activist to follow doctors’ advice and regain his health as soon as possible.
The Jantar Mantar Protest now moves toward legal hearings and government talks. The outcome could shape future action on education reforms and examination transparency
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