Saffron-clad groups threaten protesters in Delhi for second consecutive day

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Groups of individuals wearing saffron attire issued threats against demonstrators in Delhi. This activity occurred for a second consecutive day, as reported by the Times of India. The incidents took place within the Indian capital city. The exact motivation behind the threats remains unclear from the provided details.

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