Delhi Tightens Security Ahead of INDIA Bloc's Protest March
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Security has been tightened with barricades at multiple locations, while entry and exit at several metro stations will remain closed from 6:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Key Facts
TypeNews
SourceDeccan Chronicle
PublishedMonday, 12 October 2026
Affected Population~500 million urban residents, 8,000+ cities/towns
Key Numbers
PMAY-U: 1.18 crore houses sanctioned
Smart Cities Mission: 100 cities
Metro rail: 900+ km operational
UAPA cases: 5,000+ pending
Key Authorities
Ministry of Housing & Urban AffairsSmart Cities MissionMinistry of Home AffairsMinistry of Law & JusticeNHRC
Key Stakeholders
Urban ResidentsMunicipal CorporationsReal Estate DevelopersCitizensHuman Rights DefendersMedia & Press
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