Delhi Police has officially de-notified Jantar Mantar as a designated protest venue, leaving no officially permitted dharna site within the New Delhi district and the Lutyens zone. The administrative decision followed requests from leaders seeking permission to organize a sit-in at the historical site, with authorities pointing to law and order concerns as the primary reason for the change.
To accommodate future demonstrations, the administration has introduced three alternative locations across the capital. These newly designated venues include Ramlila Maidan located in Central Delhi, Burari situated in Outer Delhi, and the CBD ground in East Delhi.
Meanwhile, the capital experienced heightened political activity and tension as female members of parliament from the Bharatiya Janata Party organized demonstrations outside the main Congress headquarters. Their protest centered on demands for political accountability regarding ongoing concerns over women's safety.
At the same time, leaders belonging to the INDIA opposition bloc convened at the Constitution Club of India. The group prepared to launch a march toward the Supreme Court to submit a formal petition to the Chief Justice of India, prompting a heavy deployment of police and security personnel throughout central parts of the city.