• Source:JND

Patna Traffic Advisory: The Patna traffic police have issued an advisory for several key regions on Tuesday due to a roadshow of Nitin Nabin, BJP's newly appointed acting national president. While providing details, the officials stated that several key roads will be blocked in the state capital for four hours from 12 pm to 4 pm. The traffic police have issued a route plan and suggested the residents to utilise the public transportation to avoid the rush. While the authority clarified that the vehicular movement will be allowed post-roadshow, it asserted that the airport and areas near the BJP office are set to witness massive crowds.

While providing details, the traffic police stated that the roadshow will commence from Patna Airport and proceed through other regions, including Aranya Bhawan, Sheikhpura Chowk, Patel Bhawan, PunaiChak, the High Court, Urja Bhawan, and Income Tax Roundabout, before concluding at the BJP state office and Miller High School. The authority further suggested the flight passengers to arrive at the airport at least three hours before their scheduled flights to avoid the rush.

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In its advisory, the police stated that parking will be prohibited for all types of vehicles from Patel Chowk to the airport. The commuters coming from the south of the District Transport Office will be able to reach their destination via the District Transport Office, TamtamPadavPhulwari Sharif. It further stated that the vehicles coming from the north will proceed via Jagdev Path.

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The traffic police stated that the commuters coming from Saguna Mor or Danapur towards the east on Nehru Path will be able to reach their destination via Jagdev Path, District Transport Office, and TamtamPadav-Phulwarisharif in the south. The police have advised the commuters to follow the guidelines and plan their travel accordingly to avoid any inconveniences.


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