Two major universities in Delhi have issued advisories urging students and staff to avoid the protest site at Jantar Mantar. The University of Delhi (DU) first released a safety advisory. Then, Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) followed with a similar warning. In a post on X, JNU asked its community to 'act responsibly and prioritize personal safety,' citing a Supreme Court direction on public demonstrations. The university instructed everyone to 'refrain from participating in or visiting gatherings at or around Jantar Mantar.' Congress leader Rahul Gandhi criticized DU's advisory, accusing the university of threatening students. His remarks came after DU's notice, but no further details of his criticism were provided. The advisories have sparked debate about student rights and protest freedoms. Both universities emphasized safety as the reason for their warnings. Jantar Mantar has been a site of ongoing protests, drawing students and activists. The authorities have not commented further on the situation.