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Supreme Court seeks Centre's reply on designated protest sites amid Jantar Mantar concerns

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The Supreme Court has called for responses from the Central Government and Delhi authorities regarding the adequacy of existing protest venues. A Public Interest Litigation has been filed requesting the establishment of designated protest sites, highlighting the absence of basic amenities at Jantar Mantar. The court itself acknowledged that Jantar Mantar may be unsuitable for hosting protests due to its lack of essential facilities. The petitioner also raised concerns about potential marches and police interventions needed to prevent violence at such gatherings. Authorities have been reminded of their responsibility to manage such situations and ensure that the law is upheld.

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