CJP Protest in Delhi LIVE: Nadda Meet Declined, 16 Metro Stations Shut as Party Warns of Larger Agitation
Train service continues, but passengers cannot exit affected stations as security agencies monitor protests and law-and-order concerns in the capital.
- On Wednesday, the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation announced the temporary closure of 16 metro stations in New Delhi to maintain security, including major hubs like Rajiv Chowk, Central Secretariat, and Janpath.
- Protesters from the Cockroach Janta Party continued their sit-in at Jantar Mantar on Wednesday, demanding the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over alleged examination irregularities.
- The Ministry of Home Affairs ordered the deployment of 20 additional companies of The Central Reserve Police Force from West Bengal to assist Delhi Police at metro stations and Parliament routes.
- Authorities implemented these restrictions as a preventive measure against potential clashes, tightening security cordons around Parliament and other sensitive locations to manage movement and ensure public safety.
- Commuters face continued travel disruptions, as the restrictions remain in place until authorities review the situation and assess whether stations can safely reopen.
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DMRC has temporarily closed more than 16 metro stations amid the CJP protest in Delhi
Violence during a protest march in Delhi has triggered controversy after an injured protester alleged the use of pellet guns by security personnel. Delhi Police have denied the claims, while opposition leaders continue to criticize the police action and demand accountability.
Sixteen metro stations in Delhi have been closed for security reasons. This step was taken to control the situation. Previously, several metro stations in Central Delhi were closed during student protests. During the protests, students participated by blowing up metro station gates.
Delhi Metro shuts 16 stations amid CJP protests; traffic diversions in place. Full list here
Traffic diversions and metro station closures in Delhi are in effect as the CJP's ‘Sansad Chalo’ march enters its third day. Sixteen metro stations are closed, with Rajiv Chowk, Mandi House, and Central Secretariat still allowing interchange.
Metro closures leave commuters stranded, force detours amid CJP protest in Delhi - The Tribune
The closure of 16 metro stations by the DMRC due to “security reasons” amid the ongoing CJP protest on Wednesday left hundreds of office-goers, students and other commuters stranded, forcing many to change routes midway, exit at unfamiliar stations and scramble for alternative transport during the morning rush.
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