Delhi Police dismisses social media rumours claiming that Jantar Mantar in New Delhi has been shut or locked for protests. Police say the site remains an authorized location for peaceful and approved demonstrations and is not closed for public assembly. They cite Supreme Court directions limiting the number of participants at Jantar Mantar to a maximum of 1,000 people. According to police, protests are allowed only after applicants submit formal requests and receive permission from authorities. Such permissions are granted subject to compliance with specified conditions. Police also urge citizens to rely on official communications for updates rather than unverified posts online. The statements are consistent across reports, with all accounts focusing on the same point: Jantar Mantar continues to function as an active, permitted venue for lawful protests within the limits set by court orders.