Delhi metro news: Chief Justice of India Surya Kant noted metro station closures impacting court access. He stated he would intervene if the issue remained unresolved by lunchtime. Lawyers and litigants face difficulties reaching the Supreme Court due to ongoing protests. The Chief Justice assured no adverse orders would be passed due to lawyer absences. Delhi Metro Rail Corporation had announced the closure of sixteen stations.

Sixteen Delhi metro stations are closed due to security concerns amid CJP protests, but interchange facilities remain operational.

Drawing attention to the inconvenience caused, SCBA president Singh said the closure of the Supreme Court metro station by the police had severely affected access to the court…