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Watch: Inside the Jantar Mantar cleanup after the 36-day NEET protest
A day after the 36-day student protest ended with the resignation of the Education Minister, the NDMC launched a massive cleanup and restoration drive at Jantar Mantar. Authorities removed posters and graffiti, cleared nearly 60 metric tonnes of waste, and deployed over 500 personnel to restore roads, footpaths, green belts, and public spaces. Here's what the cleanup operation looked like after one of the capital's biggest recent protests.
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