Traffic restrictions in place for CM’s iftar dinner today
The Hindu
Traffic restrictions in place for CM’s iftar dinner today
In view of the iftar dinner being hosted by Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy in L.B. Stadium on March 25, the Hyderabad traffic police have announced traffic restrictions, which will be in place from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Traffic coming from AR Petrol Pump Junction towards BJR Statue will not be allowed, and will be diverted at AR Petrol Pump towards Nampally. Commuters from Basheerbagh, heading towards AR Petrol Pump via BJR Statue, will be diverted at BJR Statue towards SBH, Abids, and towards the Nampally station road.
Commuters from Sujatha School Lane, towards Khan Lateef Khan Building, will be diverted at Sujatha School Junction towards Nampally.
Commuters were advised to avoid certain junctions during this period, including Panjagutta, VV Statue, Rajiv Gandhi Statue (Monappa), Nirankari, Old PS Saifabad, Lakdikapool, Iqbal Minar, Ravindra Bharathi, Hyderabad Traffic Police Junction, Basheerbagh, BJR Statue Circle, SBI Gunfoundry, Abids Circle, AR Petrol Pump, Nampally, KLK Building, Liberty, Himayath Nagar, Assembly, MJ Market, and Hyderguda.
Meanwhile, the RTC buses plying from Ravindra Bharathi towards BJR Statue will avoid LB Stadium’s main gate in front of Khan Lateef Khan Building, and take a diversion at AR Petrol Pump towards Nampally.
Commuters are encouraged to stay updated on traffic changes through the Hyderabad Traffic Police’s social media platforms on Facebook and X (@HYDTP). In case of travel emergencies, assistance is available through the Hyderabad Traffic Police Helpline at 9010203626.
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