Concerns were voiced by the Delhi High Court regarding Jantar Mantar as a protest site, questioning why the city should endure interruptions from protests. A Dalit Christian group has sought permission to hold a peaceful demonstration on August 10, while the police have been tasked to provide clarity on the request by Saturday. Additionally, the Supreme Court is considering other potential protest locations.
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