In SC affidavit, DMRC blames Oct 10 protest call for 45% ridership dip
New DelhiThe Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) on Wednesday told the Supreme Court that the October 10 protests against chief election commissioner Gyanesh Kumar adversely impacted the lives of ordinary citizens, with Metro ridership falling by nearly 45% as many commuters chose not to travel, even as all scheduled train services continued to operate
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