The Patna Traffic Police has issued a special route plan for the protest march proposed on April 20 in support of the Nari Shakti Vandan Amendment Bill.

A large number of women activists are expected to participate in the march, which will begin from the Bapu Auditorium. Therefore, residents have been advised to take alternative routes to avoid traffic jams.

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No Autos/E-Rickshaws allowed to exit at either Gandhi Maidan or Rajapur Bridge from 6 am until the conclusion of the protests.

Key Routes Affected:

  • Auto/E-Rickshaws from Danapur will be redirected back to Danapur at Police Line Tiraha from Rajapur Bridge.
  • Vehicles originating from Gaighat, via Kunkun Singh Lane, can access Ashok Rajpath-Krishna Ghat (auto/e-rickshaws).
  • While travelling north along Exhibition Road, auto/e-rickshaw entry to Gandhi Maidan will be completely restricted.
  • Vehicles originating from SP Verma Road will only continue northward to Swaminandan Tiraha before returning via the Bata Turn.
  • Auto/e-rickshaw services are not permitted on Buddha Marg/Chhajjubag, en route to TN Banerjee Path.
  • All of Kotwali T, from Police Line Tiraha to Bank Road, are closed to auto/e-rickshaw services.
  • Auto/e-rickshaw services are permitted on Baripath to Thakurabai Mor (Thakurbari Mor); beyond that (to Gandhi Maidan and Bakarganj) are closed to auto/e-rickshaw services.

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Traffic police request that residents comply with the designated route plan and do not navigate unauthorised routes to maintain vehicular flow within the city.