NEW DELHI: The Delhi Traffic Police on Sunday issued an advisory ahead of scheduled protests and a proposed march by the INDIA bloc towards the Supreme Court on Monday, warning of possible traffic disruptions across several parts of the national capital.
According to the advisory, traffic diversions may be implemented from 6 a.m. on Monday, depending on the prevailing law and order situation.
The police said vehicular movement could be affected on several major roads, intersections and adjoining stretches in New Delhi and Central Delhi.
The advisory identified 30 locations where traffic restrictions and diversions may be imposed.
These include Shankar Road-Vande Mataram T-Point towards New Delhi, Dhaula Kuan Flyover, Jhandewalan Roundabout, Panchkuian Roundabout, Mandi House Roundabout, Dr Dinesh Nandini Dalmia Chowk (W-Point), Ram Charan Aggarwal Chowk (A-Point), Minto Road-Deen Dayal Upadhyay Marg intersection, Guru Nanak Chowk and Chelmsford Road-Outer Circle Connaught Place T-Point.
Other locations likely to be affected include Bhairon Road-MGM (Ring Road) T-Point, Lodhi Road Flyover, Neela Gumbad Roundabout, Madarsa T-Point, Samrat Hotel Roundabout, Sardar Patel Marg-Panchsheel Marg crossing, Bhikaji Cama Place underpass, Moti Bagh Flyover underpass and Ring Road-San Martin Marg T-Point.
Traffic disruptions may also occur at Ashoka Road-Jantar Mantar Road Roundabout, Windsor Palace Roundabout, Tolstoy Marg-Janpath crossing, Rail Bhawan Roundabout, Jai Singh Road-Sansad Marg crossing, Outer Circle Connaught Place-Barakhamba Road T-Point, Gol Dak Khana Roundabout, Patel Chowk Roundabout, Jai Singh Road-Ashoka Road T-Point, RML Hospital Roundabout and Outer Circle Connaught Place-Sansad Marg T-Point.
The Traffic Police advised commuters to plan their journeys in advance and allow additional travel time, particularly those heading to railway stations, Inter-State Bus Terminals (ISBTs) and the airport via New Delhi and Central Delhi.
Residents have also been urged to avoid non-essential travel in areas likely to experience congestion.
The advisory stated that traffic management arrangements would remain flexible, with restrictions and diversions imposed, adjusted or lifted based on real-time assessments of the situation.
Commuters have been requested to follow traffic advisories and plan their travel accordingly to minimise inconvenience.