Schools across Delhi have made different arrangements ahead of the proposed CJP protest, while parents await clarity on closures, online classes and the upcoming festive holiday calendar.

Parents and students in Delhi are seeking clarity on whether schools will remain closed on Saturday, October 10, amid security arrangements for a proposed Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) protest at Jantar Mantar. However, a citywide school holiday has not been confirmed in the available reports.
According to media reports, some educational institutions have shifted classes online, postponed examinations or rescheduled school events to minimise disruption caused by possible traffic restrictions and public transport changes.

Parents should check notifications issued by their respective schools before sending children to campus or making alternative arrangements.
There is no verified blanket closure order covering all Delhi schools in the available information. The situation may vary between government schools, private schools and individual educational institutions.
The Delhi Education Department maintains an official list of holidays for 2026. However, a regular holiday calendar and a special closure order issued in response to a particular event are two different things.
Students and parents should therefore verify the latest instructions through their school's official communication channels and the Delhi Education Department website.
The proposed CJP demonstration at Jantar Mantar has prompted security preparations in parts of the national capital. Delhi Police denied permission for the planned protest, citing concerns related to public safety, law and order, traffic management and compliance with the prescribed guidelines.
The police also referred to the requirement that applications for protests at Jantar Mantar be submitted in advance.
These developments have raised concerns about commuting difficulties for students, teachers and school staff, particularly in areas affected by traffic diversions and restrictions.
The official Delhi Traffic Police website published an advisory on October 9 warning that traffic could be affected on October 10 because of the proposed protest.
Reports published on October 9 stated that entry and exit restrictions were planned at 57 Delhi Metro stations from 9 pm that evening and would continue on October 10 until further notice.
The reported restrictions were intended to support security arrangements ahead of the proposed gathering. Commuters were advised to check the latest Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) announcements before travelling.
Passengers should distinguish between station entry and exit restrictions and a complete suspension of metro train services. These are not the same thing, and operational arrangements may change in response to official directions.
For the latest information, passengers should consult the DMRC official website.
Apart from the protest-related developments, students should keep track of scheduled holidays and school breaks during October.
| Date | Occasion or schedule | Important note |
|---|---|---|
| October 10 | CJP protest-related arrangements | Check individual school notices |
| October 17–19 | Reported autumn break | Verify the applicable school calendar |
| October 20 | Dussehra / Vijayadashami | Confirm the holiday with the school |
| October 26 | Maharishi Valmiki Jayanti | Check the official holiday list and school schedule |
The dates above should be treated as a planning guide rather than confirmation that every school will remain closed on each date. Holiday observance can differ depending on the applicable calendar and institutional instructions.
Parents should follow these steps to avoid confusion over school operations:
Check the latest message or circular from the school administration.
Confirm whether classes will be held physically, online or postponed.
Contact the school if an examination, parent-teacher meeting or other event was scheduled for October 10.
Check traffic advisories before travelling through central Delhi.
Follow official DMRC updates if the journey involves the metro.
Delhi's proposed CJP protest has prompted security and traffic preparations, and some schools and colleges have reportedly modified their schedules. However, the available evidence does not confirm a holiday for every school in the capital on October 10, 2026.
Parents should rely on their school's latest notice and official government updates rather than assume that all educational institutions are clo

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