Traffic advisory issued in Noida, Ghaziabad for Phase 2 polls. Details here
Here are traffic advisories for Noida and Ghaziabad cities ahead of Phase 2 polls.
The Ghaziabad police issued a traffic advisory on Thursday ahead of the second phase of Lok Sabha elections scheduled on April 26 (Friday). In its advisory, the police restricted the movement of heavy vehicles from Hapur chungi towards Govindpuram grain mandi, and from Dasna flyover towards Hapur chungi. The movement of light private vehicles was also restricted between NDRF cut and Santosh Maxwell Hospital on Hapur Road.

Meanwhile, buses from the Dasna side that are on their way to deposit EVMs were advised to move through CNG pump cut to drop the polling personnel at Gate No. 02 of Govindpuram mandi.
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Here's what the Ghaziabad police said in its advisory:
- Movement of commercial and heavy vehicles will be restricted from Hapur chungi towards Govindpuram grain mandi.
- Movement of commercial and heavy vehicles will be restricted from Dasna flyover towards Hapur chungi. These vehicles can use NH-09 to Atmaram steel to Hapur chungi for their destination.
- Movement of light private vehicles will be restricted in between NDRF cut and Santosh Maxwell Hospital on Hapur Road.
- Buses coming from Dasna side to deposit EVMs will go through CNG pump cut, drop the polling personnel at Gate No. 02 of Govindpuram mandi, then turn left from Baba Market cut, and will go to their destination via 47th Vahini PAC Road.
- Buses coming from Modinagar/Muradnagar side via Manan Dham to deposit EVMs, will go through Karpuripuram CNG petrol pump in front of City Park, drop the polling personnel at Gate No. 02 of Govindpuram Mandi and will go to their destination via Baba Market cut using 47th Vahini PAC Road.
The Noida police also issued a similar advisory on Thursday.
The police said in its advisory:
- Except for vehicles related to elections, all traffic movement will be restricted around Phool Mandi Phase 2.
- The traffic movement will also be restricted from Phool Mandi to Sector 88 Kent RO Chowk.
- Traffic will be restricted on DSC Road from Surajpur to Kulesara.
- Traffic restrictions will apply on DSC Road extending from the Bhangel/JP flyover to NSEZ.
- Traffic will be restricted on DSC Road from Sorkha Sector 92 to Kakrala Phase 2.
View the full traffic advisory below
The second phase of voting for Lok Sabha election will be held on April 26 in 89 constituencies spread across 13 states and Union Territories. The voting will begin at 7 am on Friday and conclude at 5 pm.
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