Bharat Bandh today: Roads to avoid, Delhi, Haryana police issue traffic advisories

Bharat Bandh today: Roads to avoid, Delhi, Haryana police issue traffic advisories

In view of the Bharat Bandh known as on Tuesday (December 8) by numerous farmers’ unions in protest in opposition to three farm legal guidelines carried out by the Centre just lately, Haryana Police and Delhi Police on Monday (December 7) issued separate journey advisory stating that commuters would face visitors blockages on numerous routes at present as a result of Bharat Bandh.

Delhi Police advisory for Bharat Bandh

On Monday, the Delhi Traffic Police tweeted that Singhu, Auchandi, Piao Maniyari and Mangesh borders will stay closed. The visitors advisory additionally added that Tikri and Jharoda borders are additionally closed and commuters are suggested to take different routes for travelling to Haryana and UP.

The National Highway-44 (NH-44) has additionally been closed on either side. The Gazipur border on NH-24 is closed for visitors from Gaziabad to Delhi.

“The National Highway-44 has also been closed on both sides. So those travelling are suggested to take alternative routes via Lampur, Safiabad and Saboli borders. Traffic has also been diverted from Mukarba and GTK road,” it mentioned.

“The Chilla border on Noida link road is closed for traffic from Noida to Delhi due to farmers’ protests near Gautam Budh Dwar. People are advised to avoid the Noida link road for coming to Delhi and use the DND,” the Traffic Police mentioned.

The Gazipur border on NH-24 is closed for visitors from Gaziabad to Delhi. “People are advised to avoid NH-24 for coming to Delhi and use Apsara/ Bhopra/DND for coming to Delhi,” it added.

The Badusarai border is open just for gentle motor automobiles like automobiles and two-wheelers and Jhatikara border is open just for two-wheeler visitors.

According to Delhi Traffic Police, these travelling to Haryana can take the route by way of Dhansa, Daurala, Kapashera, Rajokri NH-8, Bijwasan or Bajghera, Palam Vihar and Dundahera borders.

Haryana Police advisory for Bharat Bandh

A journey advisory has been issued by Haryana Police stating that individuals might face visitors blockages on numerous roads and highways as a result of Bharat Bandh.

Additional Director General of Police (Law and Order) Navdeep Singh Virk mentioned, “According to reports, it is expected that agitating groups may sit in dharna on various roads and highways within Haryana and block them for some time.”

“Almost all the districts in the state except Nuh and Narnaul are likely to be impacted by big or small road jams. In addition, there may also be disruptions on various toll plazas in the state. The main national highways Delhi-Ambala (NH-44), Delhi-Hisar (NH-9), Delhi-Palwal (NH-19) and Delhi to Rewari (NH-48) may also see some traffic disruptions for a short time. The peak time of impact is expected to be between 12 pm to 3 pm,” PTI quoted him as saying.

Gurugram’s DCP Traffic DK Bhardwaj mentioned that visitors can be diverted from Kherki Daula toll, Hero Honda Chowk, Rajeev Chowk, IFFCO Chowk and Shankar Chowk.

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Ghaziabad visitors preparations throughout Bharat Bandh

The lane from Ghaziabad to Delhi on NH 9 has been closed as a result of farmers are protesting there. Ghaziabad Police has carried out a sector scheme underneath which the district has been divided into 7 zones and 14 sectors to take care of regulation and order.

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