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Thirty four day Jantar Mantar sit in continues
The Hindu··25 Jul
A ground report describes a 34-day Jantar Mantar sit-in where July 20 Chalo Sansad clashes left pellet injuries and Preeti Mishra distributed power banks to protesters. Demonstrations spread to Mumbai, Chennai, Bengaluru and other cities. Wangchuk ended his fast on July 23 but crowds still demand Pradhan's resignation. The Jantar Mantar sit-in reached 34 days on July 24.
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What It Means For You
- The Jantar Mantar sit-in has run 34 days with protests spreading to Mumbai, Chennai and Bengaluru.
- July 20 Chalo Sansad clashes left pellet injuries while volunteers like Preeti Mishra distributed power banks.
- Wangchuk ended his fast July 23 but demonstrators still demand Pradhan's resignation.
What's Happening
- An op-ed ground report describes a 34-day Jantar Mantar sit-in amid NEET anger.
- July 20 march clashes caused pellet injuries and triggered solidarity protests in multiple cities.
- Organisers continue demanding ministerial accountability despite Wangchuk breaking his hunger strike.
Ground Report From Protest Perimeter
- Volunteer logistics like power bank distribution show protest infrastructure maturing over weeks.
- Pellet injuries during Chalo Sansad shifted debate from exam reform to policing methods.
- Geographic spread beyond Delhi makes the movement harder for authorities to contain locally.
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