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Jantar Mantar is a road, not a site, says Delhi Police chief

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The HinduJantar Mantar is a road, not a site, says Delhi Police chief
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In an affidavit in the Supreme Court, Delhi Police Commissioner says none can insist on a right to protest only at a specific site and the State has power to change venue

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