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Delhi Traffic Police Issues Advisory Ahead of Left‑Wing March from Bangla Sahib to Jantar Mantar
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 23 Oct 2026, 04:18 PM
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The Delhi Traffic Police has issued an advisory warning of possible traffic disruptions as a left‑wing protest march is set to move from the Bangla Sahib gurdwara to Jantar Mantar.
Delhi Traffic Police released an official advisory today concerning a planned left‑wing protest march that will start at the Bangla Sahib gurdwara and proceed to Jantar Mantar. The notice cautions commuters about potential road blockages along the route and advises motorists to seek alternative paths to avoid delays.
Police officials said they are coordinating with local authorities to manage crowd movement and ensure safety for both demonstrators and the general public. Vehicles, especially public transport, may face temporary diversions, and pedestrians are urged to follow police directions at designated checkpoints.
The advisory also requests protest organizers to cooperate with traffic police, adhere to the prescribed schedule, and respect traffic signals. Authorities will monitor the march closely and deploy additional personnel to mitigate any unforeseen disruptions.
Commuters are encouraged to stay updated through official channels and radio bulletins for real‑time information on road conditions during the protest period.
Police officials said they are coordinating with local authorities to manage crowd movement and ensure safety for both demonstrators and the general public. Vehicles, especially public transport, may face temporary diversions, and pedestrians are urged to follow police directions at designated checkpoints.
The advisory also requests protest organizers to cooperate with traffic police, adhere to the prescribed schedule, and respect traffic signals. Authorities will monitor the march closely and deploy additional personnel to mitigate any unforeseen disruptions.
Commuters are encouraged to stay updated through official channels and radio bulletins for real‑time information on road conditions during the protest period.