A legal representative for Citizens for Justice and Peace (CJP) stated that activists Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka were arrested following an incident at Jantar Mantar in Delhi. The nature of the incident was described as a 'breach,' though specific details regarding the actions taken by the individuals at the site were not provided in the initial reports.

There is a notable disagreement regarding the legal status of the two individuals. While the CJP lawyer maintains that the activists were arrested, the Delhi Police have officially categorized the police action as 'preventive detention.' In Indian law, preventive detention is a measure taken by authorities to prevent individuals from committing potential offenses, which differs procedurally from a formal arrest following a criminal charge.

As of the current reporting, the exact circumstances leading to the police intervention at Jantar Mantar remain sparse. The discrepancy between the legal characterization provided by the CJP counsel and the Delhi Police highlights a conflict in how the incident is being interpreted by the parties involved. No further details regarding potential charges or the duration of the detention have been confirmed by official police sources.