The ongoing protest by the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation's (DMRC) non-executive employees was called off on Sunday after all the issues raised by the agitating employees were amicably settled following many rounds of meetings and deliberations with Managing Director Mangu Singh and other senior officials.
Delhi Metro's non-executive staff's, including train operators and maintenance workers, protest was held over a demand for hike in their pay.
The Delhi Metro services will continue as per schedule tomorrow onwards, Delhi Metro Spokesman Anuj Dayal said.
The issue was also deliberated in detail yesterday in a high level meeting chaired by Ministry of Urban Development secretary D.S. Mishra and NCT of Delhi's chief secretary Dr. M.M. Kutty with Mangu Singh.
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