'52 tonnes waste cleared': NDMC races to restore Jantar Mantar after CJP protest | TheBriefWire
'52 tonnes waste cleared': NDMC races to restore Jantar Mantar after CJP protest
Published 26 July 2026 ยท local
The New Delhi Municipal Corporation has launched a robust clean-up initiative at Jantar Mantar, with plans to eliminate around sixty metric tonnes of waste from
The New Delhi Municipal Corporation has launched a robust clean-up initiative at Jantar Mantar, with plans to eliminate around sixty metric tonnes of waste from the protest grounds. The operation, supervised by civic staff, involved sanitation workers and heavy machinery working around the clock. Efforts included repainting and fixing the area, prompted by a notable increase in litter following recent protests.
Published: July 26, 2026 โข 1:57 PM IST ยท Updated: July 26, 2026 โข 4:02 PM ISTBy TheBriefWire Editorial Team
Key points
The New Delhi Municipal Corporation has launched a robust clean-up initiative at Jantar Mantar, with plans to eliminate around sixty metric tonnes of waste from the protest grounds.
The operation, supervised by civic staff, involved sanitation workers and heavy machinery working around the clock.
Efforts included repainting and fixing the area, prompted by a notable increase in litter following recent protests.