What is the Revised Delhi Metro Station List? Check 45 Stations Closed Today

Last Updated: Oct 10, 2026, 12:11 IST

DMRC has revised its Delhi Metro closure list from 57 to 45 stations amid security concerns on October 10, 2026. Check the affected stations, revised guidelines and traffic advisory.

DMRC Revised List (Image Source: X.com)
DMRC Revised List (Image Source: X.com)

Delhi will remain under security restrictions on Saturday, October 10, 2026, amid the planned Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) protests. From metro services to traffic, authorities have issued several advisories to manage security and public movement across the national capital.

If you are planning to travel across Delhi-NCR by metro or road, you should check the latest advisories issued by the authorities before leaving home.

The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has revised its earlier closure notice, reducing the number of affected metro stations from 57 to 45. Here is the complete revised list of affected stations, the stations removed from the earlier list and the latest Delhi traffic advisory.

DMRC Revised Metro Station List: Which 45 Stations Will Remain Closed?

According to the revised DMRC notice, entry and exit at 45 metro stations will remain closed from 9 pm on October 9 until 6 pm on October 10, 2026, due to security concerns.

The revised list replaces the earlier advisory, which covered 57 stations. Security agencies will review the situation and issue further updates if required.

Full List of 45 Closed Metro Stations

Yellow Line

  • Patel Chowk

  • Central Secretariat

  • Lok Kalyan Marg

  • New Delhi

  • Hauz Khas

  • Jor Bagh

  • Chawri Bazar

  • Vishwavidyalaya

  • Guru Teg Bahadur Nagar

  • Jahangirpuri

  • Haiderpur Badli Mor

  • Kashmere Gate

Blue Line

  • Rajiv Chowk

  • New Delhi

  • Mandi House

  • Barakhamba Road

  • Ramakrishna Ashram Marg

  • Jhandewalan

  • Supreme Court

  • Indraprastha

  • Karol Bagh

  • Rajendra Place

Violet Line

  • Janpath

  • Central Secretariat

  • Mandi House

  • ITO

  • Delhi Gate

  • Khan Market

  • Lajpat Nagar

  • Jangpura

  • Ashram

  • Jamia Millia Islamia

  • Jama Masjid

  • Kashmere Gate

Red Line

  • Kashmere Gate

  • Inderlok

  • Netaji Subhash Place

  • Seelampur

  • Welcome

  • Shahdara

  • Rithala

Pink Line

  • Dilli Haat-INA

  • Lajpat Nagar

  • Netaji Subhash Place

  • Azadpur

  • Majlis Park

  • Maujpur-Babarpur

  • Jafrabad

  • Welcome

  • Yamuna Vihar

  • Khajuri Khas

Magenta Line

- Hauz Khas

Green Line

- Inderlok

Airport Express (Orange) Line

  • New Delhi

  • Shivaji Stadium

Other Stations

- Seva Teerth

What Are the Interchange Rules at Closed Metro Stations?

DMRC has clearly stated that the interchange facilities will be available at all stations, except New Delhi Metro Station.

This indicates that travelers can still use the interchange facility at these stations to change metro lines, although there would be certain restrictions on entry and exit at these stations. Commuters need to take note of this development, especially if they are traveling from stations in central Delhi. The restrictions are expected to be in place till 6 pm on October 10.

Which Metro Stations Are Open Under the Revised Guidelines?

The following stations appeared in the earlier list provided for comparison but are absent from the revised list:

  • Chandni Chowk

  • Civil Lines

  • Vidhan Sabha

  • Model Town

  • Adarsh Nagar

  • Kanhaiya Nagar

  • Shalimar Bagh

  • Rohini East

  • Rohini West

  • Arjangarh

  • Sarai Kale Khan-Nizamuddin

  • Jasola

  • Kalindi Kunj

  • Okhla Vihar

These stations are not named in the revised closure notice. Commuters may therefore use them, subject to normal metro operations and any other security instructions issued by the authorities.

Passengers should note that removal from the closure list does not guarantee that services will remain completely unaffected. They should check the latest DMRC updates before starting their journeys.

What Is the Delhi Traffic Advisory for October 10?

The Delhi Traffic Police has issued an advisory warning commuters about possible congestion and traffic restrictions on Saturday, October 10, 2026. Diversions may come into effect from 6 am, depending on the prevailing security situation.

Traffic movement may be affected at the following 30 locations across central Delhi and surrounding routes:

  1. Roundabout Shankar Road–Vande Mataram T-Point towards New Delhi

  2. Dhaula Kuan Flyover

  3. Roundabout Jhandewalan

  4. Roundabout Panchkuian

  5. Roundabout Mandi House

  6. Dr Dinesh Nandini Dalmia Chowk (W-Point)

  7. Ram Charan Aggarwal Chowk (A-Point)

  8. Minto Road–Deen Dayal Upadhyay Marg

  9. Guru Nanak Chowk

  10. Chelmsford Road–Outer Circle, Connaught Place T-Point

  11. Bhairon Road–MGM (Ring Road) T-Point

  12. Lodhi Road Flyover

  13. Roundabout Neela Gumbad

  14. Madarsa T-Point

  15. Roundabout Samrat Hotel

  16. Sardar Patel Marg–Panchsheel Marg crossing

  17. Under Bhikaji Cama Place

  18. Under Moti Bagh Flyover

  19. Ring Road–San Martin Marg T-Point

  20. Roundabout Ashoka Road–Jantar Mantar Road

  21. Roundabout Windsor Place

  22. Tolstoy Road–Janpath crossing

  23. Roundabout Rail Bhawan

  24. Jai Singh Road–Sansad Marg crossing

  25. Outer Circle, Connaught Place–Barakhamba Road T-Point

  26. Roundabout Gol Dak Khana

  27. Roundabout Patel Chowk

  28. Jai Singh Road–Ashoka Road T-Point

  29. Roundabout RML Hospital

  30. Outer Circle, Connaught Place–Sansad Marg T-Point

What Should Commuters Keep in Mind?

  • Plan ahead: Allow extra time when travelling through central Delhi and areas surrounding major transport hubs.

  • Avoid unnecessary travel: Postpone non-essential journeys through areas likely to experience congestion.

  • Check traffic updates: Follow official Delhi Traffic Police channels for the latest information on diversions and alternative routes.

  • Check metro services: Confirm your station's status and interchange options before leaving home.

Commuters should remain alert to further announcements, as traffic and security arrangements may change depending on the situation.

Varun Verma
Varun Verma

Senior Executive - Editorial

Varun Verma is an education and sports journalist with over three years of experience in journalism, with a strong focus on cricket . He has previously worked with SportsYaari and CricketTimes.com, where he developed a strong news sense and a knack for storytelling while covering breaking news and major sporting events.

He holds a PG Diploma in English Journalism from the Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC), New Delhi. Beyond sports, his interests include geopolitics, Indian polity and government policies. Inspired by the grit and passion of Ben Stokes, he strives to bring the same depth in his life.

For inquiries or professional insights, you can reach him directly at varun.verma@jagrannewmedia.com

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First Published: Oct 10, 2026, 12:11 IST

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