A member of the Congress party's legal aid team has publicly stated that people are continuing to receive summons or requests to explain their attendance at a specific protest site. This report suggests that the central government's prior assurances—which implied that such investigative or administrative pressure on protesters would stop—are not being fully honored on the ground.

Because the report is limited to a single source, there is no official response from the central government or law enforcement agencies to confirm or deny these specific allegations. The situation highlights a disconnect between high-level government policy statements and the reported experiences of individuals involved in recent demonstrations. Without further comment from the authorities, it remains unclear whether these summons are part of an ongoing formal investigation, a misunderstanding of government directives, or a continuation of previous administrative practices. The lack of broader reporting leaves the public without a clear picture of the scale of these summons or the legal basis upon which they are being issued.