Independence Day 2023: All around the nation, preparations are in full swing for the 77th Independence Day. In order to make it easier for passengers taking part in the Independence Day festivities, Delhi Metro services would begin at 5 am on all lines on Tuesday, August 15, 2023, according to DMRC. Additionally, on Tuesday morning from 5 to 6 am, all lines of the metro will run every 30 minutes. Apart from this, DMRC has also issued a notification stating Parking at stations would be shut.
Parking at stations to be shut
With an emphasis on heightened security measures in light of Independence Day, the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has made a significant announcement. Commencing from 6:00 AM on Sunday, 14th August, until 2:00 PM on Monday, 15th August, parking facilities will be temporarily unavailable at all Delhi Metro stations.
Consequently, commuters intending to utilize the metro services on these specified days will need to find alternative arrangements for parking their vehicles, as station parking will not be accessible during this period. Yet Metro services will continue to operate according to standard procedures.
In response to this situation, the DMRC has recommended commuters to consider utilising public transportation or practicing carpooling as alternatives to reach the metro stations. It’s important to note that despite the parking facility unavailability, the metro train services will continue to operate according to their regular schedule on these specified days.
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DMRC on Independence Day 2023 services
Starting from August 12, 2023 (Saturday), entry and exit through Gate No 3 at Rajiv Chowk Metro Station will be temporarily unavailable due to ongoing civil renovation work. Commuters are advised to utilize Gate No 4 for their entry and exit needs during this period.
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