On Wednesday (November 11) evening, Delhi Police blocked a protest march by students and young people who were calling out the city's worsening air quality.
The group started at Turkman Gate and planned to reach Jantar Mantar, but police stopped them just a few hundred meters in because they didn't have official permission.
Still, the protesters decided to keep their rally going right there.
Protesters demand pollution action after Deepavali
The march was all about demanding tougher action against pollution, especially after Deepavali left the city's air even worse.
Protesters pointed fingers at unchecked industrial emissions and inadequate enforcement of restrictions on construction activities and vehicular pollution.
Groups like RWPI and Disha Students's Organisation led the charge, saying enough is enough when it comes to ignoring Delhi's air crisis.
Police visit RWPI, lawyers intervene
Earlier, police visited RWPI's office with claims about missing children during educational activities, something advocates say wasn't backed up by documents.
Lawyers stepped in, stopping any arrests. Later, police said they just wanted to remind organizers about following proper protest rules and using approved sites.