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Lockdown imposed in Delhi till 31st March

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday announced a complete lockdown in the national capital from Monday to March 31, barring all essential services. On Monday, cars are not allowed to stop unless traveling for essential work. Police are checking the driver's Aadhar Card and Driving License. 

Addressing the public along with Lt. Governor Anil Baijal, Kejriwal had said all borders of Delhi with Harayan and Uttar Pradesh will be sealed, but essential items from neighboring states, such as food items like vegetables, milk etc. will keep coming.

"Lockdown in Delhi from Monday 6 a.m. to March 31 midnight. The borders will be sealed and only essential items will be allowed," he said.

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