Supreme Court directs authorities to keep Delhi Metro operational during October 10 protest
The Supreme Court directed authorities not to completely suspend Delhi Metro and railway services ahead of a protest scheduled in Delhi on October 10, 2026.[7] The court asked the Centre and other authorities to consider regulated operations so that commuters are not entirely deprived of public transport.[7] The directions followed security and traffic concerns linked to the proposed demonstration near Jantar Mantar.[7] Authorities had considered restrictions at several metro stations and changes in train operations.[11] The issue highlights the balance between the right to protest and citizens’ right to mobility and access to public services. The matter is relevant to constitutional governance and judicial oversight of administrative restrictions.
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Which constitutional provision protects the right to assemble peaceably and without arms?
Answer: (b) Article 19(1)(b)
The correct answer is (b) Article 19(1)(b).