Delhi will continue to witness high security arrangements on Sunday, October 11, 2026, with some restrictions to remain in place across the national capital.
On Saturday, the Cockroach Janata Party announced the continuation of its protest demanding the resignation of the Chief Election Commissioner.
Yesterday. Delhi Police detained thousands of protesters, while several measures, like metro station closures and traffic diversions, affected public movement across the city.
Check the latest updates on Delhi Metro services, traffic restrictions and other arrangements for October 11.
Delhi Metro to Return to Normalcy as 45 Closed Stations Reopen
Delhi Metro services are set to return to normal on Sunday, October 11, with entry and exit gates at all 45 previously closed stations reopening for commuters.
Earlier, the DMRC announced the closure of 57 metro stations across the national capital amid security concerns. The restrictions affected several key stations, including Rajiv Chowk and New Delhi, with interchange facilities also affected. However, DMRC revised the closure list from 57 to 45 stations on Saturday.
As per latest update, the entry and exit gates at all 45 affected stations have now reopened.
List of 45 Metro Stations That Were Closed Earlier and Have Now Reopened
Yellow Line
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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
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Rajiv Chowk
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New Delhi
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Mandi House
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Barakhamba Road
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Ramakrishna Ashram Marg
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Jhandewalan
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Supreme Court
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Indraprastha
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Karol Bagh
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Rajendra Place
Violet Line
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Janpath
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Central Secretariat
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Mandi House
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ITO
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Delhi Gate
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Khan Market
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Lajpat Nagar
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Jangpura
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Ashram
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Jamia Millia Islamia
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Jama Masjid
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Kashmere Gate
Red Line
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Kashmere Gate
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Inderlok
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Netaji Subhash Place
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Seelampur
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Welcome
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Shahdara
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Rithala
Pink Line
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Dilli Haat-INA
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Lajpat Nagar
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Netaji Subhash Place
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Azadpur
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Majlis Park
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Maujpur-Babarpur
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Jafrabad
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Welcome
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Yamuna Vihar
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Khajuri Khas
Magenta Line
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Hauz Khas
Green Line
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Inderlok
Airport Express (Orange) Line
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New Delhi
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Shivaji Stadium
Other Station
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Seva Teerth
Delhi Traffic Advisory for October 11
Meanwhile, Delhi Police has issued a fresh traffic advisory stating on traffic movements across the national capital.
1. Diversions
Diversions will be enforced starting from 06:00 AM on 11.10.2026 depending upon prevailing situation. General public is informed that movement at following points and surrounding stretches might remain affected:-
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Round About Shankar Road-Vande Matram ‘T’ Point towards New Delhi
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Dhaula Kuan Flyover
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Round About Jhandewalan
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Round About Panchkuian
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Round About Mandi House
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Dr Dinesh Nandini Dalmia Chowk (W-Point)
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Ram Charan Aggarwal Chowk (A-Point)
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Minto Road/Deen Dayal Upadhyay Marg
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Guru Nanak Chowk
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Chemsford Road – Outer Circle Connaught Place T-Point
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Bharion Road- MGM (Ring Road) T-Point
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Lodhi Road Flyover
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Round About Neela Gumbad
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Madarsa T- Point
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Round About Samrat Hotel
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Sardar Patel Marg- Panchsheel Marg Crossing
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Under Bhikaji Kama Place
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Under Moti Bagh Flyover
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Ring Road-San Martin Marg T-Point
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Round About Ashoka Road – Jantar Mantar Road
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Round About Windsor Palace
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Tolstoy-Janpath Crossing
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Round About Rail Bhawan
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Jai Singh Road – Sansad Marg Crossing
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Outer Circle Connaught Place -Barakhamba Road T-Point
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Round About Gol Dak Khana
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Round About Patel Chowk
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Jai Singh Road – Ashoka Road T-Point
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Round About RML Hospital
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Outer Circle Connaught Place - Sansad Marg T-Point
2. Commuters’ Advisory & Recommendations
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Plan in Advance: Please keep extra travel time in hand if heading towards railway stations, ISBTs, or the airport via New Delhi and Central Delhi.
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Avoid Non-Essential Travel: Commuters are requested not to undertake non essential travel.
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Dynamic Restrictions: Traffic management measures are dynamic and will be relaxed or regulated based on real-time ground assessment.
Northern Railway Announces Normal Train Services on October 11
In a major relief for passengers, Northern Railway has announced that all train services will operate according to their normal schedules on Sunday, October 11, 2026.
Earlier, Indian Railways had cancelled some trains scheduled to arrive at New Delhi and Hazrat Nizamuddin railway stations between 4 am and 2 pm on October 10.
However, Northern Railway has now announced a return to normal train operations from October 11. Passengers can expect services to follow their regular schedules, including their planned arrivals and departures.
Travellers are advised to check the latest running status of their respective trains before leaving for the railway station, as individual services may still experience operational delays or changes.
Are Markets and Shops Open in Delhi Today?
The markets and shops in Delhi may be open on Sunday, October 11, but there might be restrictions of security in areas surrounding Jantar Mantar and elsewhere due to the ongoing protest.
However, there is no confirmed directive regarding the closure of all markets and shops in the entire city of Delhi. If you plan to visit any market, it is advisable to find out the operating status of that market from official sources before going there, especially if it is in areas like Jantar Mantar and the central Delhi region.
What Should You Keep in Mind While Travelling in Delhi Today?
With some restrictions lifted and security arrangements continuing in certain areas, commuters should keep the following points in mind on Sunday, October 11:
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Check official updates: Follow Delhi Police, Delhi Traffic Police, DMRC and Northern Railway for the latest announcements before starting your journey.
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Allow extra travel time: Keep additional time in hand when travelling to railway stations, the airport or other important destinations, particularly through central Delhi.
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Do not believe rumours: Avoid relying on unverified social media posts about station closures, train cancellations or market shutdowns. Check information through official and verified sources before making travel decisions.