Traffic restrictions near Chandni Chowk on October 28 ahead of proposed rally
Traffic restrictions and diversions will be enforced in parts of central Delhi on Wednesday, October 28, in view of a proposed rally from Gauri Shankar Mandir to Town Hall in Chandni Chowk, which is expected to draw around 10,000 participants.According to the Delhi Traffic Police advisory, restrictions will remain in force from 3 pm to 5 pm, depending on prevailing traffic conditions and security requirements.
Commuters have been advised to avoid the Red Fort stretch, wherever possible, and plan their journeys in advance.Traffic movement on Netaji Subhash Marg and Nishad Raj Marg will also be restricted or regulated during the period. Six traffic diversion points identifiedThe Delhi Traffic Police has identified six points where diversions will be implemented between 3 pm and 5 pm: Chatta Rail Chowk, under Hanuman Setu, Raja Ram Kohli Marg, T-Point on Subhash Marg, Delhi Gate and Shanti Van Chowk.Bus diversions likelyBuses travelling from Delhi Gate and Darya Ganj towards Lal Qila will be diverted towards Rajghat.
Buses coming from ISBT towards Netaji Subhash Marg will be diverted at Chatta Rail Chowk, as required.Six paid parking facilities availableThe advisory has listed six paid parking facilities for commuters and visitors: ASI Parking at Madhav Das Park (2-A Parking), Tikona Park Parking Space (No. 3 Parking), Sunehari Masjid Parking (T-5 Parking), Parade Ground Parking, Dangal Maidan Parking and Omaxe Mall Parking.The Delhi Traffic Police has urged commuters and visitors to follow traffic rules and instructions issued by personnel deployed in the area.
People have also been advised to use public transport and avoid private vehicles, wherever possible, to minimise congestion around the venue.The police said public cooperation would be essential to ensure safety and smooth traffic movement during the proposed rally.Website: X: 8750871493Traffic Helpline: 1095 / 011-25844444Commuters are also advised to check the latest traffic updates before starting their journeys to avoid delays and congestion in the area.
