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    Delhi Metro to shut gates at 57 stations due to protests; Railways cancels trains to NDLS and Hazrat Nizamuddin

    Delhi Police has asked the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation to close entry and exit at certain metro stations on October 9. The restrictions are in response to anticipated protests at Jantar Mantar and other locations. Trains are expected to run at reduced frequency during this period for security reasons. Indian Railways has also canceled several trains scheduled to arrive at specific stations on October 10.

    CJP Jantar Mantar Protest: Delhi Traffic Police issues advisory; check diversions, routes to avoid and key details if you are heading towards airport, railway stations

    Delhi traffic advisory: Delhi Traffic Police has issued a traffic advisory in anticipation of the Cockroach Janata Party protest. The advisory includes various road diversions beginning at 6:00 am on October 10. Commuters are urged to plan extra travel time if heading toward key transport hubs. Non-essential travel is discouraged to reduce congestion and delays during the protest. Additionally, the Railway Board has canceled numerous trains during the protest hours for safety.

    CJP protest restrictions: Delhi is implementing extensive security arrangements ahead of the scheduled Cockroach Janta Party protest on October 10. All retail liquor stores will remain closed for two days as a preventative measure. Metro services will be restricted at 57 stations from the evening of October 9, affecting passenger movement. Several Mail and Express trains are cancelled to prevent congestion around key railway stations.

    Union Home Minister Amit Shah to inaugurate four major road projects in Delhi on September 29

    The Barapullah-Phase 3 corridor, which is the biggest of the four projects, aims to provide seamless connectivity between East and South Delhi, linking Mayur Vihar Phase-1 and AIIMS via signal-free carriageways. The new flyover will merge with the existing Barapullah flyover at Sarai Kale Khan, completing a stretch of around 9 km.

    S Jaishankar, ex-Army chief Upendra Dwivedi, CBI Director Praveen Sood get SIR notices in Delhi

    External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, CBI Director Praveen Sood and former Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi are among prominent people served notices during Delhi's Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. Their records could not be linked to the 2002 electoral roll. AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal and his family also received notices, while Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta's electoral entry has been cleared following verification. The Delhi CEO has clarified that receiving a notice does not automatically mean deletion from the voter list

    Delhi SIR: Advani, Sisodia figure in list of voters with 'discrepancies'

    Notices are issued to over thirty-three lakh Delhi voters for electoral roll discrepancies. Prominent figures like L K Advani and Manish Sisodia are among those receiving these notices. Their names could not be mapped to the 2002 special intensive revision electoral roll. Verification of facts and documents is currently underway for these voters. Inclusion in final voter lists will occur after due verification processes.

    The Economic Times
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