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Delhi lifts transport restrictions as protests subside; metro, rail services restored
Delhi authorities have fully restored metro and railway services on Sunday following their shutdown during Chief Justice of Pakistan-related demonstrations. All entry and exit gates at Delhi Metro stations have reopened, with normal commuter operations resuming across the capital.
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Public transport services across the national capital have returned to normal operations after being suspended on Saturday in response to protests. The Delhi Metro has fully reopened all stations, with entry and exit gates now operational and interchange facilities restored to regular service levels.
Indian Railways has also resumed train operations from major terminals, with services from New Delhi and Nizamuddin railway stations back on track. The restoration marks an end to the transport disruptions that had affected the city's commuting population during the weekend.
Traffic flow across Delhi has returned to normal conditions as metro and rail networks resume full capacity. Authorities had implemented the transport restrictions as a precautionary measure during the period of heightened protest activity in the city.