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Traces of protest removed from Jantar Mantar in clean-up drive

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Traces of protest removed from Jantar Mantar in clean-up drive
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The drive was conducted by the Health and Sanitation, Civil Engineering and Horticulture departments.Seventy-five sanitation workers were deployed throughout the night, while 35 additional workers joined the operation in the morning. The drive was supported by eight auto-tippers, two heavy trucks, one earthmover and three high-pressure jetting machines.Mr. Chahal said, “Immediately after the protest concluded, all NDMC teams swung into action.

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On Sunday (July 26, 2026), posters were brought down, and graffiti was painted over at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi, which hosted a 36-day agitation that culminated in the resignation of the Education Minister over a spate of issues in the country’s examination system, NEET question paper leaks being the foremost among them.Also read | Caught on camera: on the use of force at Jantar MantarNew Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC) officials said that they had conducted a cleanliness and beautification drive at the venue and 60 metric tonnes of waste had been removed from the site.The protest, which organically grew over the past few days, drew thousands of protesters, many of them students, and spilled out of Jantar Mantar on to Tolstoy Road, eventually all the way up to Sansad Marg on one side…

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