Which Highways Are Closed, What Routes To Take

The Delhi Visitors Police has issued particular tips for commuters.

New Delhi:

In anticipation of farmers’ ‘Delhi Chalo’ march in the direction of Delhi, authorities have applied stringent visitors restrictions and heightened safety measures at key border factors comparable to Singhu, Ghazipur, and Tikri. The target is to stop autos carrying protesters from getting into the town and to make sure the protection and easy circulation of normal visitors.

To fortify the border areas, a number of layers of barricades have been arrange, that includes wires, nails, and substantial concrete blocks and containers, all strategically positioned alongside the entry factors to the nationwide capital.

In gentle of those developments, the Delhi Visitors Police has issued particular tips for commuters, notably with respect to items autos and people touring from numerous border factors.

Visitors Advisory Particulars:

• Items autos are prohibited from getting into Delhi through the Larger Noida Expressway.
• Items autos are restricted from touring between Haryana’s Sirsa and Uttar Pradesh’s Surajpur through Parichowk.
• Going To Delhi from Chilla border: Sector 14A Flyover, Roundabout Chowk, Sector 15 through Sandeep Paper Mill Chowk, Jhundapura Chowk.
• Going To Delhi From DND Border: Use the elevated highway through Sector 18 from Movie Metropolis.
• Going To Delhi From Kalindi Kunj Border: Through Sector 37 from Mahamaya Flyover.
• Going To Delhi Utilizing Yamuna Expressway: Get down from Jewar Toll in the direction of Khurja and proceed through Jahangirpur.
• Going To Delhi through Sirsa, Pari Chowk After Getting Down From Jap Peripheral Expressway: Can not get down at Sirsa; go through Dadri, Dasna.
• In Sirsa, 40 checkposts have been arrange strategically, particularly on routes coming in from neighbouring states.
• The highway coming from Punjab’s Bathinda has been briefly sealed.
• Visitors has been diverted on many factors of NH-9 – a nationwide freeway that passes by means of Punjab, Delhi, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh, to offer alternate routes.