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Illegal Parking Outside Mayur Vihar Police Station Causes Public Nuisance in Delhi
✍️ Amar Ujala · Delhi
🗓 01 Nov 2026, 07:01 PM
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Residents and commuters in Mayur Vihar report difficulties due to vehicles parked illegally in front of the local police station, obstructing traffic and access.
Mayur Vihar, Delhi – Several motorists and local residents have raised concerns over a growing number of vehicles parked illegally directly in front of the Mayur Vihar police station. The congestion has turned the narrow approach road into a bottleneck, especially during peak hours.
The illegal parking not only hampers the smooth flow of traffic but also restricts easy entry for emergency services and visitors to the police station. Pedestrians are forced to navigate around the parked cars, increasing the risk of accidents.
Local authorities have been urged to enforce existing parking regulations and to consider deploying traffic wardens or installing signage to deter further violations. Police officials, when approached, indicated that they are aware of the complaints and are evaluating possible measures.
Community members have appealed for immediate action, emphasizing that the police precinct should remain accessible to the public without obstruction. Continued non‑compliance could prompt higher‑level intervention from municipal officials.
The illegal parking not only hampers the smooth flow of traffic but also restricts easy entry for emergency services and visitors to the police station. Pedestrians are forced to navigate around the parked cars, increasing the risk of accidents.
Local authorities have been urged to enforce existing parking regulations and to consider deploying traffic wardens or installing signage to deter further violations. Police officials, when approached, indicated that they are aware of the complaints and are evaluating possible measures.
Community members have appealed for immediate action, emphasizing that the police precinct should remain accessible to the public without obstruction. Continued non‑compliance could prompt higher‑level intervention from municipal officials.