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NH-30 Jam in Maher Stretches 5 km Due to 'Steering Leave' Protest
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 13 Nov 2026, 07:16 PM
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A 5‑kilometre traffic jam on NH‑30 in Maher, Madhya Pradesh, was caused by the 'Steering Leave' protest, trapping school buses and ambulances.
Earlier today, a 5‑kilometre traffic jam formed on National Highway 30 in Maher, Madhya Pradesh, as a result of the 'Steering Leave' protest. The demonstration, which saw drivers refusing to operate their vehicles, halted traffic flow and created a long‑lasting standstill.
The congestion trapped several vehicles, including a school bus and an ambulance, preventing them from reaching their destinations. Residents reported that the jam extended for several hours, causing significant delays for commuters and emergency services.
Local police and traffic authorities were deployed to the site to manage the situation. They worked to clear the stalled vehicles and restore normal traffic conditions on the highway.
The incident highlighted the impact of protest actions on essential services and the need for coordinated response from law‑enforcement agencies.
The congestion trapped several vehicles, including a school bus and an ambulance, preventing them from reaching their destinations. Residents reported that the jam extended for several hours, causing significant delays for commuters and emergency services.
Local police and traffic authorities were deployed to the site to manage the situation. They worked to clear the stalled vehicles and restore normal traffic conditions on the highway.
The incident highlighted the impact of protest actions on essential services and the need for coordinated response from law‑enforcement agencies.