Metro stations near the Delhi-Haryana border will remain closed due to protests by farmers, the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) said on Friday.
“The entry and exit gates of Brigadier Hoshiar Singh, Bahadurgarh City, Pandit Shree Ram Sharma, Tikri Border, Tikri Kalan and Ghevra stations on the Green Line are now closed,” DMRC tweeted on Friday.
On Thursday, DMRC had said that trains from the cities of NCR to Delhi will remain suspended on Friday.
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In a statement issued late Thursday, DMRC said that on Friday, train services from NCR to Delhi will not be available. “As advised by Delhi police, metro services will be available only from Delhi to NCR sections (on November 27). However, services from NCR stations to Delhi will not be available for security reasons until further notice, ”the statement read.
The sections listed below in the seven corridors will also be closed on Friday until new orders are received, DMRC officials said.
On the red line, there will be no service available between Dilshad Garden and the Major Mohit Sharma Rajender Nagar section.
Similarly, the yellow line train service (Samaypur Badli-HUDA City Center) will not be available between Sultanpur and Guru Dronacharya stations.
Travelers from Noida and Vashali will not be able to use the metro, as trains will not run between Noida city center and New Ashok Nagar and between Vaishali and Anand Vihar for the first part of the day.
On the Inderlok to Mukdka corridor (green line), services will not be available between Tikri Kalan and Brig. Hoshiar Singh section.
Similarly, on the Violet line, there will be no trains between Badarpur Border and Mewala Maharajpur. DMRC officials said there will be regular service available on the airport line and other corridors.
On the Magenta line, there will be no services available from Jasola Vihar-Shaheen Bagh to the Botanical Garden section.
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