IndiaPosted at: Oct 15 2026 10:45PM


Central park to remain closed on Oct 16 & 17, cops urge people not to violate orders& maintain peace

New Delhi, Oct 15 (UNI) Amid the 'Tiranga march' call given by the CJP, the Central Park in Connaught Place will remain closed to the public on Friday and Saturday apparently due to administrative reasons, while the NDMC has also urged police to ensure appropriate security for the significant public park to prevent unauthorized individuals from entering.
Delhi Police on Thursday said that given the current security and law-and-order situation, a prohibitory order under Section 163 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) is already in effect in the Connaught Place and its surrounding areas, while the Central Park shall also remain closed Friday and Saturday "due to administrative reasons", as informed by the NDMC.
The police has said that the order is in effect to maintain peace, and order, to ensure the safety of individuals as well as public and private property. According to DCP Neha Yadav, the NDMC has informed the police regarding closure of the park on two days, while the civic agency has also requested the police for security arrangements for this public park, and prevent unauthorized individuals from entering.
The senior police officer also informed that traders and market associations around the Connaught Place have submitted requests with regard to protection of their establishments against elements that could cause disruption. In wake of the recent protests, the trader bodies have also stated that the disruptions and such activities have adversely affected businesses, particularly during the current festive season.
Meanwhile, the Delhi Police have appealed to protesters and the general public not to participate in any gathering that violates the orders issued under Section 163 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS), which is currently in force. The police have warned that appropriate legal action will be taken on those who violate the orders that are in force.
However, police have also said that it may consider making arrangements to permit a select group of individuals to come together at some place for carrying the national flag and singing the national anthem.
The police officer said that laws must be followed and the dignity of the national flag be maintained while carrying it, and singing the national anthem. Increased security arrangements will be in place around the CP area, and the Central Park on October 16. UNI APS CDS
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