Normal metro, free movement, undisturbed internet: Supreme Court's 5 directives on Delhi curbs amid protest

As of October 11, Delhi Metro stations are open for use, according to the latest update from DMRC. The security restrictions imposed on Saturday, October 10, following a protest by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), have been lifted. All entry and exit gates at Delhi Metro stations have been reopened, and interchange facilities at affected stations have been restored.

This means passengers can travel between metro lines as usual. DMRC confirmed the reopening of stations and facilities late on Saturday after the security-related restrictions were lifted. Commuters planning to travel on Sunday should check for any fresh advisories, especially those heading to areas impacted by the protest-related security arrangements.

The 45 Delhi Metro stations affected by the restrictions were initially identified but later revised to include 45 stations. Key stations such as Rajiv Chowk, Central Secretariat, Patel Chowk, Janpath, Mandi House, ITO, and Kashmere Gate were among those impacted. The restrictions were initially set to last until 6 PM on Saturday but were extended to 10 PM due to ongoing security assessments.