Delhi Traffic Advisory For Chhath Puja: Check Affected Roads, Timings And Diversions

Delhi Traffic Police has issued a special traffic advisory ahead of Chhath Puja celebrations on November 15 and 16, warning motorists of possible congestion and diversions on several major roads across the city. With large gatherings of devotees expected at various Yamuna ghats, traffic arrangements will be put in place to regulate vehicular movement and ensure smooth access to the celebration venues.

The advisory covers Ram Ghat, Sur Ghat, Bajrang Ghat, Vasudev Ghat and Hathi Ghat, along with roads in their adjoining areas. According to the Delhi Traffic Police, traffic movement on several roads is likely to be affected from 2 pm on November 15 to 8 am on November 16.

Puja celebrations will also take place at Vasudev Ghat near ISBT and Hathi Ghat in the IP Estate area. Traffic movement in these areas will be regulated depending on the number and movement of devotees. The traffic police have identified several roads that could be affected during the festival.

These include: Motorists have been advised to avoid unnecessary travel on roads leading to the venues and use alternative routes wherever possible. The Delhi Traffic Police has clarified that the diversion arrangements will not obstruct emergency services.

Medical and fire service vehicles will be allowed smooth passage to ensure they can reach locations without delay when required. The police have urged motorists to remain patient, follow traffic rules and cooperate with personnel deployed across the affected areas.

Commuters have also been advised to follow diversion signs and instructions to avoid congestion during the celebrations. Traffic movement is expected to be affected from 2 pm on November 15 until 8 am on November 16. These restrictions are in place for the Chhath Puja celebrations.

Diversions are expected around Yamuna ghats like Ram, Sur, Bajrang, Vasudev, and Hathi Ghats. Major roads like Bundh Road, Wazirabad Road, Vikas Marg, and those in the IP Estate area will also be affected. No, the Delhi Traffic Police confirmed that emergency services will not be obstructed.

Medical and fire service vehicles will be allowed smooth passage to their destinations. Sagarika Chakraborty is a Senior Copy Editor at ABP Live English, where she handles business coverage and key developments in general news, while also actively chasing breaking stories.

With a foundation in advertising, she transitioned into journalism to craft in-depth stories and explainers on the economy, real estate, and personal finance. She also engages in interviews and podcasts, bringing out expert insights.

For any tips and queries, you can reach out to her at sagarikac@abpnetwork.com.