Traffic restrictions in Kerala’s capital
Thiruvananthapuram City Police have implemented extensive traffic regulations to manage a student protest march scheduled for Thursday. The restrictions include route diversions and parking bans to prevent congestion in the capital city.
Why it matters
Public demonstrations often necessitate significant logistical adjustments by local authorities to balance the right to protest with the maintenance of public order.
The Thiruvananthapuram City Police have announced extensive traffic regulations in connection with the Students Federation of India (SFI)’s ‘Charter of Rights’ march scheduled to be taken out to Kerala Lok Bhavan on Thursday.
The restrictions will be in force from 11 a.m. until the conclusion of the march.
Vehicles coming from the Peroorkada side and proceeding towards Vellayambalam, East Fort and Thampanoor will be diverted through Ulloor, Sasthamangalam, Kochar Road, Edapazhanji, Sree Moolam Club Junction, Vazhuthacaud and the Women’s College junction. Smaller vehicles have been advised to use the Kowdiar–Golf Links–Belhaven–Sasthamangalam route.
Vehicles travelling from the Thampanoor and East Fort areas towards Peroorkada and Sasthamangalam will be diverted through the Overbridge, Thampanoor, Manacaud, Plamoodu, Marappalam, Kuravankonam and Kowdiar. Smaller vehicles have been directed to use the Corporation Office–Nandancode–Devaswom Board–TTC–Golf Links route.
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