After the resignation of the education minister, Jantar Mantar came alive again with protesters on Sunday. Signs from earlier demonstrations lingered despite efforts to tidy up the area. First-time attendees joined long-term advocates, while both students and engaged citizens rallied in support. The scattered clusters highlighted their unwavering determination to continue fighting for their cause.
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