In a significant decision, the Delhi government will not take further legal steps against the majority of protesters from the July 20 ‘Chalo Sansad’ march. This brings a sense of relief to many who were involved. Authorities are moving swiftly to review and potentially release detained individuals, though exceptions apply for those with prior criminal records, with police noting over 2,800 such individuals connected to the protests.
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