Following the Jantar Mantar controversy in Delhi, support is emerging for Swatantra Bhardwaj in his ancestral village of Ojhaul, under Bahadurpur police station in Bihar. Both his family and villagers are expressing solidarity and affection for Swatantra. His family has called for an impartial investigation into the matter, stating that if both parties are involved, both should be investigated. They have also questioned the charges filed against Swatantra, including those under POCSO and SC-ST Acts.

Swatantra's family has expressed gratitude to those protesting in his support in Delhi. Villagers from Ojhaul mentioned Swatantra's long-standing connection with the village, asserting that the community's love and support remain with him. The family has placed full faith in the judiciary, hoping that a fair investigation will reveal the truth.

In Delhi, many supporters of the self-proclaimed Hindutva 'influencer' Swatantra Bhardwaj gathered outside the Sansad Marg police station, demanding the withdrawal of the case against him. Conversely, a delegation from CJP, along with Azad Samaj Party (Kanshi Ram) chief and Nagina MP Chandrashekhar Azad, met with police officials to demand action against Bhardwaj. They sought the addition of charges for attempted murder, criminal intimidation, and sections of the SC/ST Act to the FIR. A senior police officer also disclosed that in a separate development, Supreme Court advocate Amita Sachdeva filed a complaint with the Delhi Police against a student activist, alleging that the student insulted Hindu deities through offensive social media posts. No case has been registered in this particular complaint yet.