Supreme Court questions Jantar Mantar's future as Delhi's protest site

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The Supreme Court is reviewing the feasibility of Jantar Mantar continuing as a protest site. The 18th-century monument in Delhi has been a major protest hub for decades. The court's scrutiny coincides with government restrictions on recent demonstrations. These protests were organized by a group called the Cockroach Janta Party.

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