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Can democracy function without visible spaces for public protest? | The Hindu Editorial

The Hindu · 16 October 2026 at 3:22 pm

Can democracy function without visible spaces for public protest? | The Hindu Editorial

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Out of site_ On Jantar Mantar denotification, protests and democracy Out of site_ On Jantar Mantar denotification, protests and democracy | Video Credit: The Hindu Published - October 16, 2026 03:22 pm IST

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Can democracy function without visible spaces for public protest? | The Hindu Editorial

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