New Delhi: Delhi metro service on Monday remained disrupted for 45 minutes after four youths allegedly squatted on railway tracks at Rajendra Palace Metro station. The security officials later arrested the four youths for hampering the metro service.
According to the reports, high drama prevailed at 6pm at the Rajendra Palace metro station after four youths entered into a brawl over a seat in the metro train.
The eyewitnesses informed that an argument erupted among a few youths over a seat in metro that led to a ruckus.
"Following the violence, they squatted on the tracks delaying the metro by 45 minutes. Earlier they tried registering their complaint with the Metro police. They resorted to squatting on the track after no police action," said an eyewitenss.
Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police (railways), Bhairon Singh Gurjar said, "All the four miscreants have been taken into custody and they are being probed."
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