Delhi Traffic Police on Friday issued an advisory warning of possible traffic diversions from 6 am on October 10 in view of the CJP protest at Jantar Mantar, where demonstrators are seeking the resignation of the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar, among other demands.
The restrictions will be implemented depending on the prevailing situation and may affect traffic movement at several key intersections and stretches across the national capital.
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The locations where traffic may be affected include:
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1. Shankar Road-Vande Mataram T-Point towards New Delhi
2. Dhaula Kuan Flyover
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{{/usCountry}}3. Jhandewalan Roundabout
4. Panchkuian Roundabout
5. Mandi House Roundabout
6. Dr Dinesh Nandini Dalmia Chowk (W-Point)
7. Ram Charan Aggarwal Chowk (A-Point)
8. Minto Road-Deen Dayal Upadhyay Marg
9. Guru Nanak Chowk
10. Chelmsford Road-Outer Circle Connaught Place T-Point
11. Bhairon Road-MGM (Ring Road) T-Point
12. Lodhi Road Flyover
13. Neela Gumbad Roundabout
14. Madarsa T-Point
15. Samrat Hotel Roundabout
16. Sardar Patel Marg-Panchsheel Marg crossing
17. Under Bhikaji Cama Place
18. Under Moti Bagh Flyover
19. Ring Road-San Martin Marg T-Point
20. Ashoka Road-Jantar Mantar Road Roundabout
21. Windsor Palace Roundabout
22. Tolstoy-Janpath crossing
23. Rail Bhawan Roundabout
24. Jai Singh Road-Sansad Marg crossing
25. Outer Circle Connaught Place-Barakhamba Road T-Point
26. Gol Dak Khana Roundabout
27. Patel Chowk Roundabout
28. Jai Singh Road-Ashoka Road T-Point
29. RML Hospital Roundabout
30. Outer Circle Connaught Place-Sansad Marg T-Point
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Additionally, police has advised the commuters to plan their journeys accordingly and allow extra travel time, as traffic movement at these locations and surrounding stretches may be affected depending on the situation.
The CJP announced late on Friday that the protest would begin at 10 am on October 19, despite Delhi Police denying permission for the demonstration. The government has imposed restrictions in Delhi in view of the protest, including the cancellation of trains to the national capital on October 10, shutting down of metro stations and the suspension of internet services within a 4-km radius of the protest site.