Are Delhi Metro stations closed or open tomorrow? Check 57 affected stations, timings and what passengers need to know

The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) on Friday announced the closure of 57 metro stations in the national capital because of the protests. The entry and exit gates of the listed 57 metro stations will be closed from 9th October, 9 PM. The restrictions come ahead of the Cockroach Janata Party protest against Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar, scheduled to take place at Jantar Mantar on Saturday.

Are Delhi Metro station closed or open tomorrow

The entry and exit gates of the 57 affected metro stations will be closed from 9th October starting 9 PM and will continue till October 10, Saturday until further notice and when the situation gets normalized.

List of Delhi metro stations which are affected

1. Janpath


2. Patel Chowk

3. Central Secretariat

4. Lok Kalyan Marg

5. Rajiv Chowk

6. New Delhi

7. Seva Teerth (Udyog Bhawan)

8. Mandi House

9. Barakhamba Road

10. ITO

11. Delhi Gate

12. Khan Market

13. R.K. Ashram Marg

14. Jhandewalan

15. Supreme Court

16. Indraprastha

17. Shivaji Stadium

18. INA (both Metro lines)

19. Hauz Khas

20. Jor Bagh

21. Arjangarh

22. Sarai Kale Khan-Nizamuddin

23. Lajpat Nagar

24. Jangpura

25. Ashram

26. Kalindi Kunj

27. Jasola

28. Jamia Millia Islamia

29. Okhla Vihar

30. Chawri Bazar

31. Jama Masjid

32. Karol Bagh

33. Rajendra Place

34. Vishwavidyalaya

35. Vidhan Sabha

36. Civil Lines

37. Kashmere Gate

38. Inderlok

39. G.T.B. Nagar

40. Kanhaiya Nagar

41. Netaji Subhash Place

42. Azadpur

43. Adarsh Nagar

44. Jahangir Puri

45. Haiderpur Badli Mor

46. Majlis Park

47. Shalimar Bagh

48. Seelampur

49. Maujpur

50. Jafrabad

51. Welcome

52. Yamuna Vihar

53. Khazuri Khas

54. Shahdara

55. Rithala

56. Rohini East

57. Rohini West

Delhi Metro travel advisory: What passengers need to know

Passengers travelling through the affected areas on October 9 and 10 have been advised to check official Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) announcements before starting their journeys. For assistance, commuters can contact the Delhi Metro Police Control Room at 22183903, 8745001709 or 6828400576.

Indian Railways cancels several trains amid traffic restrictions in Delhi

Indian Railways has cancelled several Mail and Express trains scheduled to arrive at New Delhi and Hazrat Nizamuddin railway stations between 4 am and 2 pm on October 10, citing the possibility of heavy road traffic congestion ahead of a planned protest in the national capital. The cancellations apply to trains departing from their originating stations after 2 pm on October 9 and due to arrive at either of the two stations during the specified time window.