A glimpse into what the roads around Jantar Mantar look like after the protesters were removed.

Now that the protesters have been removed, you can see the extent of the protest on the streets of Delhi. Look at these barricades that have been broken here. These barricades were put up by the Delhi police to stop the protesters from marching to the parliament. But this in a sense reveals that this was an unprecedented protest in more ways than one. The kind of crowds we saw, lakhs of students, a sea of protesters on the streets of Delhi. And there was a time in the day when they were able to overpower the police personnel as well. There were many instances of violent confrontation between the police and the Cochrane Janata Party supporters. The police unleashed brute force. Several protesters were brutally lathi charged. In fact tear gas shells were fired multiple times over. In fact we ourselves were tear gassed multiple times during our reportage But look at these broken barricades here This was something the student storm was something no one really anticipated Even the Kokoro Janata Party organisers perhaps didn't anticipate that this protest would be this massive. And now, most of the protesters have been removed from the streets of Delhi, but there are isolated groups of protesters that are still protesting and staging a sit-in. You can see police personnel still maintaining a closed watch, a closed vigil, given the fact that there were instances when the police resorted to lathi charge, when the police resorted to tear gas shelling, and several protesters were brutally injured as well. There were isolated incidents of violence from the side of the protesters as well. But here you can see all these broken barricades revealing a story, revealing a historic moment that we haven't seen in decades as far as Delhi is concerned.