1 / 7On Monday, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal announced that the national capital will be under a 6-day lockdown starting from April 19 at 10 PM and will conclude on April 26 at 5 AM. 2 / 7Soon after the announcement, people started queuing up outside liquor shops in Delhi.3 / 7People have also lined up in large numbers outside a liquor shop in Khan Market, were social distancing norms were flouted.4 / 7Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal also said that essential services will remain unaffected in the 6-day lockdown. Not only this, the marriages will also remain unaffected and only 50 people will be allowed to gather at the wedding function.5 / 7Apart from this, only 20 people will be allowed in the funeral ceremony. 6 / 7In the address, Kejriwal also said that the lockdown was a necessity to curb the spread of coronavirus in the national capital. He further added to it that in order to prevent the total collapse of the health system in Delhi, L-G Anil Baijal and he took this decision to enforce a 6-day lockdown and in this period, more beds will be set up. 7 / 7Adding further to it, he said, the Delhi government is there for the people and will take full take care of them. Talking about the coronavirus cases, Delhi reported 25,462 new infection and 161 deaths, in the last 24 hours.