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Supreme Court Will Intervene if Nearest Metro Station is Not Reopened by Afternoon

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The Supreme Court will intervene if the metro station nearest to the court complex is not reopened by afternoon, Chief Justice Surya Kant said. The station has been closed due to technical issues.

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Supreme Court Will Intervene if Nearest Metro Station is Not Reopened by Afternoon

The Supreme Court will intervene if the metro station nearest to the court complex is not reopened by afternoon, Chief Justice Surya Kant said. The station has been closed due to technical issues. The court has been facing difficulties due to the closure of the metro station, with lawyers and staff having to travel long distances to reach the court. The Supreme Court Bar Association has requested the court to intervene in the matter. The court has assured that it will take all necessary steps to ensure that the metro station is reopened by afternoon.

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Supreme Court May Intervene if Metro Stations Remain Closed

The Supreme Court may intervene if the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) does not reopen the 16 metro stations it has closed in Central and New Delhi. The stations were closed due to security concerns. The Chief Justice of India, Surya Kant, has warned that the court may take action if the stations are not reopened. The DMRC has not given a timeline for reopening the stations.

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Supreme Court May Step in if Closure of Metro Stations Persists

The Supreme Court has warned that it may step in if the closure of metro stations persists. The court has directed that no adverse orders be passed solely on account of the non-appearance of lawyers. The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation has closed 16 metro stations in Central and New Delhi until further notice. The court's decision has been seen as a significant development, and the DMRC has been asked to review its decision.

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The Chief Justice has expressed concern over the situation, while the government has vowed to take action against those responsible for the disruptions. The situation remains volatile, with the government and protesters engaging in a standoff over the metro station.

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CJI Surya Kant Warns of Intervention if Supreme Court Metro Station Not Opened by Today

Chief Justice of India Surya Kant has warned that the Supreme Court will intervene if the metro station is not opened by today afternoon. The station has been closed since yesterday due to a student protest. The protest has been ongoing since yesterday, and the students are demanding better facilities and infrastructure. The Supreme Court has been functioning normally despite the closure of the metro station. However, the Chief Justice has expressed concern over the inconvenience caused to the judges and staff. The station is expected to be operational by today afternoon, and the Chief Justice has warned that any further delay will be met with intervention. The Supreme Court has been functioning normally despite the closure of the metro station, and the Chief Justice has expressed concern over the inconvenience caused to the judges and staff.

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Supreme Court Metro Station Closure Amid Student Protest : CJI Says Will Intervene If No Solution By

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Supreme Court Metro Station Closure Amid Student Protest : CJI Says Will Intervene If No Solution By

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Supreme Court Metro Station Closure Amid Student Protest

The Supreme Court metro station has been closed amid a student protest. The Chief Justice of India has said that he will intervene if no solution is found to the issue. The protest is over a long-standing demand for better facilities and infrastructure in the metro station. The government has assured the students that their demands will be met.

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Supreme Court Intervenes in Metro Station Closure Amid Student Protest

The Supreme Court has taken cognizance of the closure of a metro station in the capital due to a student protest. The CJI has assured that the court will intervene if a solution is not found to resolve the issue. The protest has caused significant disruptions to the public transportation system in the capital, affecting thousands of commuters. The court has directed the authorities to find a solution to the issue at the earliest. The metro station has been closed since yesterday, causing inconvenience to passengers. The authorities have been directed to provide an update on the situation to the court by tomorrow.

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