The Supreme Court of India has intervened regarding restrictions placed on transportation in Delhi due to ongoing protests. The court stated that any limitations on metro and train services should not unduly inconvenience commuters. This directive came as authorities implemented measures to manage demonstrations within Delhi. Officials had restricted services on certain metro lines and train routes as a preventative measure. The Supreme Court emphasized the importance of balancing the right to protest with the public's right to movement and essential services. The court’s comments suggest a concern that overly restrictive measures could disproportionately impact ordinary citizens and disrupt daily life in Delhi. The matter is ongoing as the court continues to assess the situation and ensure a reasonable approach to managing both protests and public transportation.

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