WorldPingJantar Mantar is no longer Delhi's designated protest site.
Three new venues identified for demonstrations.
But how did an 18th-century observatory become the capital's most recognisable protest address?
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How Jantar Mantar became Delhi's designated protest site and what changes now
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WorldPing'Ab poora desh Jantar Mantar banega!' CJP reacts as designated protest site changed — full report at Times of India.
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WorldPingDSGMC president Harmeet Singh Kalka, after filing the complaint, had said there was "great resentment within the Sikh community" over the alleged attempt by AAP workers to stage a protest near Gurudwara Bangla Sahib.
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