Delhi Metro revises its restrictions for October 10 following an order from the Supreme Court to prevent a complete suspension of train services in Delhi ahead of protests led by the CJP on October 10. After the court’s intervention, DMRC reduces the scope of closures and issues an updated list of stations where entry and exit will be affected.
Across reports, the number of stations facing restrictions changes from an initial 57 to 45. The restrictions are scheduled to run from 9 pm on October 9 until 6 pm on October 10. Stations named in the affected list include major hubs such as Rajiv Chowk and Central Secretariat, along with other stops across the network.
Outlets also agree that while entry and exit gates are closed at affected stations, interchange facilities largely remain available. One exception is New Delhi Metro Station, where interchange is not available, according to reports. Security agencies are involved in monitoring the situation and may provide further updates as needed.
