Around 500 NMDC workers deployed to clean up Janter Manter

The New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) has launched a massive sanitation drive to clear the Jantar Mantar protest site after the week-long CJP agitation came to an end. More than 500 sanitation workers have been deployed to remove waste, debris, temporary structures and other remnants left behind during the protest.

The clean-up operation began soon after protesters vacated the site on Saturday evening following the withdrawal of the agitation. The protest concluded after the Centre accepted key demands and Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigned.

Over 500 workers engaged in round-the-clock clean-up

According to NDMC officials, sanitation workers have been deployed in multiple shifts to restore normalcy at Jantar Mantar and surrounding areas. The civic body is removing garbage, construction debris, banners, tents and other materials left at the protest venue.