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Delhi Metro’s Pink Line, India’s first full “ring” metro, has opened with 10 new stations, but Soorghat station near Wazirabad remains non-operational. Trains pass by without halting, as entry and exit points are incomplete. Commuters are informed via announcements, leaving the station as a visible but unused structure.
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Delhi Metro’s latest expansion marks a milestone in connectivity, yet the unusual case of Soorghat station has drawn attention. While the Pink Line now forms a continuous ring across the capital, passengers cannot board or alight at this station until construction of its subway access is finished.
Station Status And Reason
Metro officials clarified that Soorghat station’s entrances and exits will be through a subway that is still under construction. Until completion, trains will skip the station, and announcements will notify passengers that it is not operational.
Impact On Commuters
The absence of entry and exit facilities means residents in the Wazirabad area must rely on nearby stations for access. While the Pink Line improves connectivity across North and East Delhi, the incomplete station highlights challenges in infrastructure rollout.
Key Highlights
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Delhi Metro Pink Line inaugurated as first ring metro
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Soorghat station remains closed with no entry or exit
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Trains pass by without halting, announcements made onboard
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Access subway construction pending completion
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Commuters in Wazirabad rely on nearby stations
Sources: Hindustan Times, Oneindia Hindi, Financial Express
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