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Jantar Mantar not a prison; desist from unlawfully detaining protestors: CJP to Delhi Police
The Chief Justice of India (CJP) directed the Delhi Police to stop unlawfully detaining and intimidating protestors at Jantar Mantar and to cease obstructing the supply of food and essential items. The CJP emphasized that Jantar Mantar is not a prison, urging compliance with these instructions.
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