Delhi Unlock 4: Kejriwal government ready to open everything from September 1, here is the complete list including Delhi Metro

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In Unlock-4, the ruling Aam Aadmi Party government in Delhi is ready to open everything that the Union Home Ministry did not allow to open in Unlock-3. In the national capital Delhi, many services including gym, yoga center, metro are currently closed. In such a situation, the Delhi government wants to allow them to start Unlock-4 with strict rules from September 1. At present, it is waiting for the green signal from the central government and Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal.

In this regard, a senior Delhi government official said that the government has once again requested the Center to start operating the Delhi Metro, although the government will see the status of Delhi by 31 August. It will then review and decide. It is being told that if the cases of corona virus infection stop increasing in the coming days, then it will be easy for the government to take a decision as part of its strategy to open everything.

A Delhi government official said that at present, weekly markets have been started as trials, but permission has not yet been given to open regularly. It has to be approved by the Delhi Disaster Management Authority, which is headed by Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal. Earlier on July 31, the Delhi government’s decision to open facilities in the capital was overturned by the Lieutenant Governor, following which there was a dispute. It was then decided by the government to open the hotel and open a weekly market. However, they were later allowed to open.

Right now they are closed

Metro Services
Cinema hall
The gym
swimming pool
Entertainment park
Theater
times
auditorium
Assembly Hall and all such places
All three interstate bus stations

Most demand for commissioning of Delhi Metro

Significantly, Delhi Metro has been closed since March 22. While the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation is losing Rs 10 crore every day, lakhs of passengers of Delhi-NCR are also worried.