Healing at Jantar Mantar CJP protest: In Pictures
A photo essay documents the medical support provided by volunteer doctors at a protest site in Jantar Mantar, New Delhi. The camp, funded entirely by donations, highlights the humanitarian efforts occurring amidst ongoing political dissent.
Why it matters
It provides a human-interest perspective on the logistics of protest movements and the role of civil society in supporting activists.
C ockroach Janta Party protests continued at Jantar Mantar, New Delhi, on July 24, 2026. Amidst the sea of people and the bustling dissent, there is one group that is quietly doing only one task. Service.
The doctors told The Hindu that everything in the camp has been set up through donations. Including the medicines and even the tent itself.
“ There are people here who had flown in from Milan. I have flown in from Chennai. He has flown in from Kerala. People have come here from the UK, Australia, Finland. We are here to show that we are here when it matters for our country,” says Dr F, 27 years old, from Chennai.
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