The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) said on Thursday it will extend train services until midnight on October 30 to help spectators travel to and from Jawaharlal Nehru (JLN) Stadium, where singer Diljit Dosanjh is scheduled to perform as part of his “Aura India Tour 2026”.
The move comes as the concert is expected to draw approximately 70,000 spectators, many of whom are likely to rely on the metro to reach the venue and return home after the event. Additional train trips will be operated across the network to manage the rush after the concert, while standby trains will be kept ready to handle any unexpected surge in passenger traffic.
The DMRC said has made special arrangements at JLN Stadium metro station and other key interchange stations to ensure the smooth entry and dispersal of concertgoers. “Additional DMRC staff, customer service personnel and Customer Facilitation Agents (CFAs) shall be deployed to guide commuters and regulate passenger movement,” the corporation said. Metro services on all lines, except the Airport Express Line and Rapid Metro in Gurugram, will be extended beyond their normal operating hours on Friday, the DMRC said on its X handle.
