Abhijit Deepke, one of the prominent voices in the ongoing protest, has declared that the agitation at Jantar Mantar will not be abandoned. He confirmed that the ‘Chalo Sansad’ movement will continue for the second consecutive day, signaling the determination of protestors to sustain their campaign despite mounting challenges.
Protest Continues at Jantar Mantar
The protest at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi has become a symbolic site of resistance, with activists and citizens gathering to demand accountability and reforms. Abhijit Deepke’s statement reassured participants that the venue will remain the central hub of their agitation. His words, “Jantar Mantar will not be abandoned,” have resonated strongly among protestors, reinforcing their commitment to continue the struggle.
‘Chalo Sansad’ March Extended
The ‘Chalo Sansad’ march, initially planned as a one-day demonstration, has now been extended to a second day. Protestors believe that their voices must be heard inside Parliament, and the march is designed to highlight issues that they claim are being ignored by lawmakers. The extension reflects both the scale of participation and the determination of organizers to keep pressure on the government.
Police and Security Measures
Authorities have deployed heavy security around Jantar Mantar and Parliament Street, with barricades, police personnel, and surveillance in place to manage crowds. While officials have urged protestors to disperse, the continuation of the march suggests that negotiations between organizers and authorities remain tense.
Public Response and Impact
The protest has sparked widespread discussion on social media, with hashtags related to ‘Chalo Sansad’ trending across platforms. Supporters argue that the movement represents democratic rights, while critics question the disruption caused in central Delhi. Regardless of differing opinions, the persistence of protestors has ensured that the issue remains in public discourse
