Delhi Metro reopens 12 stations following Supreme Court order

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Delhi Metro has reopened 12 stations, reducing closures from 57 to 45. The decision follows a Supreme Court directive regarding public transport access. The closures were initially implemented due to security concerns ahead of a planned protest. The protest was organized by the Cockroach Janata Party against the chief of the election commission.

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