Protest hits Delhi traffic: Check affected routes

• Delhi Traffic Police announces diversions for Tuesday protest
• Farmers to hold mahapanchayat at Kisan Ghat from 8.30 am
• Commuters should avoid Rajghat routes and plan extra travel time

Commuters travelling through central and east Delhi on Tuesday, July 21, are advised to plan their journeys as the Delhi Traffic Police has announced traffic

diversions in view of a demonstration scheduled at Kisan Ghat from 8.30 am. According to the traffic advisory, diversions will be implemented on a need basis to ensure smooth vehicular movement and maintain public safety during the protest. Motorists have been urged to avoid congestion-prone routes and follow traffic personnel deployed on the ground.

Delhi Traffic Advisory Today: Roads Likely To Witness Diversions

Traffic is likely to be diverted from the following locations if required:

• Delhi Gate
• Rajghat Crossing
• Guru Nanak Chowk
• Shantivan Chowk
• Rajghat DTC Depot
• IP Flyover

Authorities said traffic movement on these stretches may be regulated depending on the situation at the protest site.

Delhi Traffic Advisory Today: Roads To Avoid

The Delhi Traffic Police has advised commuters to avoid the following roads, where congestion is expected:

• Satyagrah Marg
• Velodrome Road
• Rajghat DTC Depot Road
• Rajghat DTC Bypass Road
• Surrounding areas near Kisan Ghat

Heavy traffic is likely due to the gathering, and commuters are advised to use alternate routes wherever possible.

Delhi Traffic Advisory Today: Advice For Commuters

People travelling to the airport, railway stations and adjoining areas have been advised to leave early and factor in additional travel time. The traffic police has also urged commuters to:

• Check live traffic updates using navigation apps.
• Follow directions issued by traffic personnel.
• Park vehicles only at designated parking areas.
• Avoid roadside parking to prevent congestion.

The Delhi Traffic Police said commuters may face temporary inconvenience due to traffic restrictions and appealed to the public to cooperate for smooth traffic management.

The mahapanchayat has been called by the Desh Bachao Morcha, an umbrella body of farmer organisations from across the country formed specifically to oppose the proposed India-US trade agreement. Representatives from Haryana, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Uttarakhand, Telangana, Tamil Nadu and Kerala are expected to participate in Tuesday's rally at Kisan Ghat in Delhi.