In view of the 80th Independence Day celebration in Delhi, the movement of heavy goods/commercial vehicles to Gurugram and Delhi has been banned from 5 pm on August 12 to 1:30 pm on August 13 and from 3 pm on August 14 to 2 pm on August 15.
The Rewari Police has made an appeal to all heavy goods/commercial vehicle drivers to avoid travelling towards Gurugram-Delhi using NH-48 during this period and use NH-352 in case of extreme necessity.
Use alternative routes
District police have diverted heavy vehicles from Jaipur to Delhi and Gurugram via NH-48 to NH-352. Similarly, heavy vehicles from Rewari to Delhi and Gurugram have been diverted via 75 Foota Road under the Kapriwas flyover towards Bhiwadi (Rajasthan). Therefore, heavy vehicles heading to Delhi and Gurugram should use NH-352 or other alternative routes.
On the other hand, Superintendent of Police Hemendra Kumar Meena has issued instructions to all supervisory officers and station and outpost in-charges to maintain strong security arrangements in their respective areas.
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Deployment of police personnel
Additional police personnel have also been deployed for the Independence Day celebrations taking place in Rewari, Bawal, and Kosli. Police personnel have been deployed at various intersections and crowded areas.
In view of the safety of the general public, the district police and all the security agencies together are carrying out intensive combing and searching operations around the main places of the city, hotels, lodges, guest houses, resorts, inns, dhabas, bus stands, railway stations, malls, oil depots, bus stands.
Appeal not to touch unclaimed objects
The district police have appealed to passengers not to touch unattended objects in crowded areas and at bus stops. If you see any suspicious person or object at these locations, report it to the nearest police station or dial 112.