What happened
Protesters camping at Jantar Mantar ended their sit-in and left the protest site after about 36 days. The ending phase included crowd movement around the venue and a shift from sustained on-site presence to departure.
Background and earlier position
Jantar Mantar in Delhi is a public space where demonstrations often take place. In long-duration protests, governance and public-order challenges extend beyond the initial start of assembly to include continued site management and orderly dispersal when protesters leave.
What changed now
The sit-in at Jantar Mantar ended and protesters packed up and headed home after about 36 days. The reported change is the shift from continued camping to dispersal, with crowd movement occurring during the ending phase.
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