No Cancellation of Services, Cut in Metro Train Trips on October 10, SC Told
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Metro curbs on police instructions; DMRC tells Supreme Court; offers ‘unconditional apology’ on contempt notice
On October 9, the SC had directed the Centre to ensure there was no “complete prohibition” on the movement of Metro and other trains coming to Delhi on October 10, saying authorities could not bring everything to a halt.
The DMRC has tendered an unconditional apology to the Supreme Court for closing the entry and exit gates of 45 metro stations during a protest by the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP). According to the DMRC, 258 stations remained open and 271 trains operated that day. Read the full story in the video.
Delhi Metro Rail Corporation i.e. DMRC has apologized unconditionally to the Supreme Court.
Delhi Metro News: The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has unconditionally apologized to the Supreme Court for the restrictions imposed at metro stations during protests on October 10. According to the DMRC, 258 out of 303 stations remained open that day and 271 trains operated.
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