New Delhi: Connaught Place Shops, Offices & Restaurants To Shut By 6:30 PM Amid CJP Protest
Shops, offices and restaurants in Delhi’s Connaught Place will close by 6.30 pm on Thursday following an advisory from the New Delhi Traders Association. The decision was taken after NDMC officials advised early closure amid security concerns linked to the ongoing CJP protest and urged establishments to cooperate to prevent any untoward incident.

New Delhi, July 23: Shops, offices and restaurants in Connaught Place will close from 6.30 pm on Thursday following an advisory issued by the New Delhi Traders Association (NDTA), citing the prevailing situation in and around the area.
In an advisory circular issued on Thursday, the traders' body said the decision was taken following telephonic advice from the chairperson and vice-chairperson of the New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC), who asked that all commercial establishments in Connaught Place shut for the day by 6.30 pm.
The advisory said all shop owners, office establishments and restaurants in the area have been requested to cooperate and strictly comply with the directions.
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It said the measure was being taken in view of the "critical situation" around Connaught Place due to the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) protest and urged establishment owners and occupiers to ensure compliance to avoid any untoward incident and prevent loss of property or injury.
Sharing the advisory on X, AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal said, "Order to close all shops in CP by 6:30 PM this evening and intense security. Piles of ambulances. Will the central government once again attack its students at Jantar Mantar today?"
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