DIVYA DELHI : The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has informed the Supreme Court that no train services were cancelled during the protest, clarifying its position on the operation of metro services amid the demonstration. The submission was made before the apex court in connection with the matter. According to the statement, metro train operations continued during the protest, with the DMRC maintaining that no services were cancelled. The clarification comes amid judicial scrutiny of the circumstances surrounding the demonstration and the functioning of public transport services during the event. The Delhi Metro is one of the national capital’s key public transportation networks, carrying thousands of commuters daily across Delhi and the National Capital Region (NCR). Any disruption to its services can affect office-goers, students and other passengers who depend on the network for their daily travel. The DMRC’s submission before the Supreme Court places its account of train operations on record. Further details regarding the court proceedings, the specific protest involved and any additional observations by the bench were not immediately available. The matter highlights the importance of maintaining reliable public transport services during demonstrations and other public gatherings in the national capital
