Students and supporters at Jantar Mantar vow to protest until demands are met

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Protesters at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi continued their demonstration with firm resolve following a police action on Monday. Volunteers on the ground provided medical assistance and essential supplies to students who sustained injuries during the crackdown. Many young protesters voiced frustration over what they described as the government's failure to adequately address student concerns. Parents and older citizens also joined the gathering to express solidarity with the demonstrators. The group collectively pledged to maintain their protest until their demands are fulfilled.

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