The Hindu·4 min read·hard

Satire | Going to Jantar Mantar

G
G. Sampath
Satire | Going to Jantar Mantar
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A satirical column explores the author's hesitation and eventual curiosity regarding a protest at Jantar Mantar. The piece uses humor and personal anecdotes to comment on the political climate and the nature of public dissent.

Regular readers of this column would know me as a strong believer in democracy and dissent. They would also know me as a 100-times stronger believer in national interest, in the unity, integrity and sovereignty of India, and most important of all, in the sanctity of public order. So, I had no intention whatsoever of being anywhere within a 10-mile radius of the foreign-funded protest unfolding at Jantar Mantar.

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