HighLights
  1. Traffic advisory issued for Kishan Ghat demonstration on July 21.
  2. Diversions implemented on major routes from 8:30 am.
  3. Commuters advised to plan travel, use navigation apps.

Delhi Traffic Advisory: The Delhi Traffic Police has issued an advisory in view of the demonstration, sit-in and rally on July 21 at Kishan Ghat. According to police, traffic restrictions and diversion have been implemented on several major routes starting at 8:30 am. People are urged to avoid affected areas and plan their travels to and from airports and railway stations in advance.

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Delhi Traffic Diversions

According to Delhi Traffic Police, depending on the situation, traffic may be diverted from the following places:

-Delhi Gate

-Rajghat Crossing

-Guru Nanak Chowk

-Shantivan Chowk

-Rajghat DTC Depot

-IP Flyover

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Delhi Roads Affected

Due to the demonstration, traffic may be affected on several major routes, including:

-Satyagraha Marg

-Velodrome Road

-Rajghat DTC Depot Road

-Rajghat DTC Bypass Road

-Nearby Connecting Roads

Alert For People Heading To Airport, Railway Station

The traffic police have asked passengers travelling to the airport, railway station and surrounding areas to leave home early and plan their journey in advance to avoid any inconvenience.delhitraffictoday

Appeal To Residents

The Delhi Police have appealed to the people to follow the instructions of the traffic personnel on duty, park vehicles only at designated parking places and avoid roadside parking.

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Check Updates On Navigation Apps

Commuters are advised to use navigation apps for real-time traffic updates and avoid affected routes if possible. The Delhi Traffic Police has appealed to citizens to cooperate in maintaining smooth and safe traffic movement.

Farmers in massive numbers have reached the Shambhu Border ahead of their scheduled one-day march to Delhi on Tuesday to protest the proposed India-US Free Trade Agreement (FTA). Videos from Punjab's Patiala side show thousands of demonstrators gathering at the Punjab-Haryana border, where they are being met by a heavy deployment of security forces.


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