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Providing relief to commuters, Delhi Police has revoked its order from September 2, which stated that some metro station gates that open towards the VVIP route or venue of Summit will be closed from September 8 to 10. As per Delhi Police, train services will be available at all stations except
Delhi Traffic Police has revised its earlier decision to close multiple metro station gates during the G20 Summit in the city. Services will now only be affected at the Supreme Court station, while all other stations will continue to operate. Entry and exit may be temporarily closed at some stations for 10-15 minutes due to security measures
Delhi's Commissioner of Police, Sanjay Arora, has requested the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) to start metro services from 4:00 am on September 8, 9, and 10, during the G20 Summit. This request aims to facilitate the commute of the 40,000 personnel involved in maintaining law and order during the summit.
These Delhi Metro Stations To Remain Closed From September 8-10.Only during the VVIP movement, a few metro station gates will be closed, the advisory stated. Other than the specified gates, the Delhi Metro will continue to operate normally, it added.
Delhi Police's metro unit will close the gates of 39 metro stations that open towards the VVIPs Route during the G20 Summit in the national capital from September 8 to 10. Certain stations including Supreme Court, Janpath, Bhikaji Cama Place, Khan Market, and Dhaula Kuan have been designated as 'Sensitive' stations.