Traffic Curbs In Delhi As INDIA Bloc Marches To Election Commission Over SIR Row
Delhi traffic is expected to be disrupted as opposition MPs march to the Election Commission to protest electoral roll revisions. Police have implemented diversions and security measures across central Delhi to manage the demonstration.
Why it matters
Public protests in the capital frequently impact urban infrastructure and highlight the logistical challenges of political activism in major cities.
Traffic movement in parts of central Delhi is likely to be affected on Tuesday as opposition MPs of the INDIA bloc will march to the Election Commission headquarters to protest against the special intensive revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, police said.The traffic police said special arrangements have been in place from 8 am onwards, with the vehicular movement being regulated or diverted on several key roads in and around Connaught Place, Patel Chowk, Parliament Street and Jantar Mantar.Traffic will be regulated or diverted on the Connaught Place-Patel Chowk-Parliament Street stretch, Patel Chowk towards GPO, Windsor Place towards GPO, Ashoka Road, Jantar Mantar Road, Parliament Street and adjoining roads, it said.Commuters travelling through central Delhi have been advised to avoid unnecessary journeys through Jantar Mantar, Parliament Street, Ashoka Road…
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