Ongoing story · 11 developments
No Metro
Tracked since . Each development below is a separately scored story with its own sources — this page only groups them so the running story doesn’t crowd the main feed.
Latest development
Seventeen Delhi metro stations close for third day due to security amid ongoing protests.
· Economic Times, NDTV, Deccan Herald
Timeline
- CJP protest: After over 14 hours, entry resumes at 3 Delhi Metro stations; 13 remain shut
Partially corroborated724 outlets
- No Metro: A nightmare for Delhi commuters but protesters find a cheat code
Partially corroborated501 outlets
- Delhi Metro disruption continues: 18 stations shut for third straight day amid CJP-led student protest
Partially corroborated531 outlets
- Repeated Metro closures, internet curbs leave central Delhi commuters counting costs
Partially corroborated531 outlets
- 'Uncertainty is exhausting': Second day of 17 Delhi Metro station closures leaves commuters stuck; travel time, costs goes up
Partially corroborated531 outlets
- CJP protest: 16 Delhi Metro stations to remain closed, heavy security deployment at Jantar Mantar - Top updates
Partially corroborated622 outlets
- Live: 16 Delhi Metro stations including Rajiv Chowk, ITO shut amid protests
Partially corroborated602 outlets
- Teen who went missing after leaving 'suicide note' reunited with family at Delhi Metro station
Partially corroborated531 outlets
- Delhi Metro shuts 16 stations amid CJP protests; traffic diversions in place. Full list here
Partially corroborated531 outlets
- CJP protest Highlights | Delhi Metro shuts 16 stations across city, disrupting morning commute
Partially corroborated531 outlets
- Delhi Police lathi-charge CJP protesters during Parliament march; Metro stations shut
Partially corroborated521 outlets
Reporting confidence
72/100- Corroboration
- 36/40
- Source reliability
- 21/30
- Primary source
- 0/15
- Headline check
- 15/15
4 independent reporting origins across 4 outlets — shared ownership, reprinted wire copy, and articles citing another outlet’s reporting count once.
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