Delhi Metro tells Supreme Court no trains were cancelled during protest

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The Delhi Metro has informed the Supreme Court that no train services were cancelled during a recent protest. The transit operator stated it operated strictly according to its standard Saturday schedule on October 10th, 2026. A total of 271 trains were inducted into service that day, resulting in 4,157 trips across the network. The submission was made in response to a case before the court.

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