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Delhi Traffic Police Issue Diversion Advisory for 30 Locations Ahead of Sunday's Protest
✍️ Amar Ujala · Delhi
🗓 11 Oct 2026, 07:01 AM
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The Delhi traffic police have announced diversions on several routes, affecting about 30 spots, and urged commuters to avoid non‑essential travel ahead of a planned protest on Sunday.
Delhi traffic police released a traffic advisory on Sunday, warning that diversions will be in force on multiple arterial roads as a protest is scheduled for the capital later in the day. The advisory aims to manage expected crowd movement and ensure smooth flow for emergency services.
The notice lists roughly 30 specific points across the city where lanes will be closed or redirected, including major intersections near Connaught Place, Rajpath and the Delhi Secretariat. Motorists are advised to follow posted signs and heed instructions from police personnel on the ground.
Commuters are urged to postpone non‑essential trips and consider alternative routes or public transport options. The police have set up a helpline for real‑time updates and will monitor traffic conditions continuously throughout the protest period.
Enforcement teams will be deployed at key diversion points to manage violations and assist drivers. Violators may face fines as per the Delhi Traffic Rules, officials said.
The notice lists roughly 30 specific points across the city where lanes will be closed or redirected, including major intersections near Connaught Place, Rajpath and the Delhi Secretariat. Motorists are advised to follow posted signs and heed instructions from police personnel on the ground.
Commuters are urged to postpone non‑essential trips and consider alternative routes or public transport options. The police have set up a helpline for real‑time updates and will monitor traffic conditions continuously throughout the protest period.
Enforcement teams will be deployed at key diversion points to manage violations and assist drivers. Violators may face fines as per the Delhi Traffic Rules, officials said.