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Delhi Police Designates Three New Protest Sites After Jantar Mantar Removal | No More Protest at Jantar Mantar Explained Vajirao & Reddy Institute - India's Top Potential Training Institute for IAS presents The Hindu Analysis. BIG UPDATE for UPSC - Jantar Mantar No Longer a Protest Site! Delhi Police has designated 3 new locations for protests/dharnas in Delhi after removing Jantar Mantar as official protest site. What are the 3 New Designated Protest Sites? 1. Area near India Gate / Man Singh Road (Central Delhi) 2. Ramlila Maidan - Traditional protest hub 3. Rajghat / Shaheedi Park Area Why Jantar Mantar Protest Site Removed? - NGT Order 2017 - Noise pollution, violation of environmental norms - Resident complaints - Jantar Mantar is residential area - Traffic disruption in Lutyens' Delhi - Law & Order concerns - proximity to Parliament - Delhi High Court & Supreme Court observations on Right to Protest vs Public Order Historical Context: - Jantar Mantar was official protest site since 1993 after Supreme Court banned protests at Boat Club - Famous movements: Anna Hazare Anti-Corruption Movement 2011, Nirbhaya Protests, Farmers Protest UPSC Relevance: GS2: Polity - Fundamental Rights, Article 19(1)(a) Right to Freedom of Speech & Expression, Article 19(1)(b) Right to Assemble Peaceably, Reasonable Restrictions Article 19(2) & 19(3), Supreme Court Judgements on Right to Protest - Mazdoor Kisan Shakti Sangathan vs UOI 2018, Amit Sahni vs Commissioner of Police (Shaheen Bagh Case 2020) GS2: Governance - Role of Police, Delhi Police Act, Maintenance of Public Order Prelims: Jantar Mantar - Historical Monument built by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh, NGT, Article 19 Is banning protest at Jantar Mantar violation of Fundamental Rights? Comment your opinion. Subscribe for Daily Polity & Governance Current Affairs for UPSC 2026. #DelhiPolice #JantarMantar #ProtestSitesDelhi #RightToProtest #IndiaGate #RamlilaMaidan #Rajghat #Article19 #FundamentalRights #FreedomOfSpeech #UPSC2026 #PolityCurrentAffairs #Governance #SupremeCourt #NGTOrder #DelhiNews #VajiraoAndReddyInstitute #CurrentAffairs2026 #UPSCPolity