The Delhi Traffic Police issued a traffic advisory warning of possible disruptions across several parts of the national capital on Tuesday, October 13, in view of the prevailing law and order situation amid protests demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar.
According to the advisory, traffic movement may be affected at major junctions and stretches across New Delhi and Central Delhi during the day. Police said dynamic route diversions and restrictions may be implemented depending on ground conditions to manage traffic.
Motorists have been advised to avoid non-essential travel through the affected areas, follow diversion signs and instructions issued by traffic personnel and cooperate with the Delhi Traffic Police
to ensure smooth movement.
List Of Roads And Junctions Where Traffic May Be Affected
The following stretches and junctions may witness traffic disruptions on Tuesday:
Round About Panchkuian
Round About Mandi House
Dr Dinesh Nandini Dalmia Chowk (W-Point)
Ram Charan Aggarwal Chowk (A-Point)
Minto Road/Deen Dayal Upadhyay Marg
Guru Nanak Chowk
Chemsford Road–Outer Circle Connaught Place T-Point
Bharion Road–MGM (Ring Road) T-Point
Lodhi Road Flyover
Round About Neela Gumbad
Sardar Patel Marg–Panchsheel Marg Crossing
Under Bhikaji Kama Place
Under Moti Bagh Flyover
Ring Road–San Martin Marg T-Point
Round About Ashoka Road–Jantar Mantar Road
Round About Rail Bhawan
Jai Singh Road–Sansad Marg Crossing
Outer Circle Connaught Place–Barakhamba Road T-Point
Round About Patel Chowk
Jai Singh Road–Ashoka Road T-Point
Round About RML Hospital
Outer Circle Connaught Place–Sansad Marg T-Point
Traffic Police Issues Advisory For Commuters
The traffic police said diversions would be implemented dynamically, depending on the situation on the ground. Commuters travelling through the affected areas have been urged to plan their journeys in advance and allow extra time for travel.
Motorists have also been advised to follow traffic signs and directions from personnel deployed on the roads. The advisory cautioned that traffic restrictions could change in real time as authorities assess the law and order situation.
