Delhi has turned into a fortress, with authorities imposing major restrictions on metro and train services and issuing a traffic advisory ahead of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP)'s Saturday protest demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.
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Entry and exit gates close
Curbs in place till then, after which security agencies will review the situation
*Interchange facilities will be available at link stations, except New Delhi metro station
Authorities had initially announced curbs on 57 metro stations. Subsequently, the Supreme Court directed the Centre and Delhi Police to lift blanket restrictions on metro and railway services.
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All mail/express trains starting at their source after 2pm on October 9 and reaching New Delhi or Hazrat Nizamuddin railway station on October 10 between 4am and 2pm are cancelled at source.
a fast train service designed to connect Delhi with cities across the National Capital Region (NCR), particularly Meerut.
Sarai Kale Khan and New Ashok Nagar stations will remain closed from 9 PM on October 9 till 10 PM on October 10.
Services between Anand Vihar and Modipuram will continue to operate as per schedule. The diagram is not to scale and leaves out the stations in between.
Amid law-and-order concerns, several schools and colleges will shift classes online, reschedule parent-teacher meetings or postpone examinations. Police have denied permission for the proposed protest at Jantar Mantar, citing violations of rules during an earlier demonstration that turned violent.
4km radius from Janpath-Kartavya Path intersection
From 10 PM on October 9 to 10 PM on October 10
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Shut down the entire country if you are scared of the youth.
...the true strength of the police is not merely in controlling a crowd, but in doing so with discipline, dignity and minimum force.