Delhi's protest row has taken a dramatic turn, with the debate shifting from electoral reforms and the Election Commission to calls for "regime change" and references to Bangladesh. On this special episode of Chai Stop, the NDTV team debates Neha Bora's role in the protests, Rahul Gandhi's association with a wider opposition platform, and whether invoking Bangladesh risks blurring the line between democratic dissent and political upheaval. The panel also examines the restrictions on protests at Jantar Mantar, the right to dissent, the government's security concerns, and the growing trust deficit between the opposition and constitutional institutions. Can the focus return to electoral reforms and dialogue, or is the protest movement entering a new phase?