DMRC tells Supreme Court no metro restrictions during Delhi protests

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The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation informed the Supreme Court it has not imposed restrictions on metro services amid ongoing protests in Delhi. The submission came in response to the court's inquiry into public mobility during the demonstrations. The Supreme Court is hearing petitions concerning the right to protest and its impact on public life. The DMRC's statement clarifies its operational stance during the current situation.

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