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Not just Jantar Mantar, mobile internet blocked at eight stadium-turned-detention centres across Delhi on Oct 10

Not just Jantar Mantar, mobile internet blocked at eight stadium-turned-detention centres across Delhi on Oct 10
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Security personnel keep a vigil at Jantar Mantar road, amidst the anti-CEC protest.
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Security personnel keep a vigil at Jantar Mantar road, amidst the anti-CEC protest. | Photo Credit: PTI

It was not only areas around Jantar Mantar, but the Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) ordered the suspension of mobile internet services within a 500-metre radius at eight other locations — makeshift detention centres — in Delhi for ten hours on October 10, citing concerns over public safety, public order and the need to prevent incitement to offences.

Delhi Police had converted multiple sports complexes and community centres across the city into temporary holding facilities as part of arrangements to prevent protesters from assembling at Jantar Mantar. Around 2500 protestors were detained from various locations and sent to the detention centres from where they were released later in the day.

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