In a day marked by chaos and frustration, Delhi witnessed severe traffic jams as a result of the ongoing farmers’ protest. The Delhi Traffic Police found themselves helpless in front of the relentless gridlock, with sealed borders and picket checking exacerbating the situation.
Traffic Chaos Unleashed:
Helpless Delhi Traffic Police: Delhi traffic policemen and officers found themselves in a challenging situation as they grappled with the traffic chaos triggered by the farmers’ protest. The traffic helpline remained flooded with calls throughout the day, reflecting the magnitude of the issue.
Sealing of 29 Borders: In anticipation of the farmers’ protest, all 29 borders of the New Delhi district were sealed. Pickets were set up at these borders for joint checking with the police from adjoining districts, resulting in long lines of vehicles and extensive jams stretching three to four kilometers.
Disruption on Delhi-Gurugram Border: The Delhi Chalo protest by farmers caused significant traffic disruption on the Delhi-Gurugram border. Commuters were left stranded for hours, experiencing prolonged inconvenience due to the impassable roads.
Chaos at Ghazipur Border: The Ghazipur border witnessed a massive traffic jam due to the farmers’ protest. As the day progressed, the situation worsened, leading to a heavy traffic snarl that left commuters frustrated and delayed.
Latest Advisory from Delhi Traffic Police: In response to the worsening situation, the Delhi Traffic Police issued advisories. The Singhu border was sealed, and the public was urged to avoid the area. Traffic diversions were implemented at Mukarba Chowk, with alternative routes suggested to alleviate the congestion.
Security Measures at Tikri Border: Strict security arrangements were implemented at the Tikri border in anticipation of the farmers’ protest. The road was blocked, leading to long queues of vehicles. The Delhi Police Commissioner personally visited the site to assess the situation.
In Shorts:
Delhi Traffic Police faced a daunting challenge as traffic jams paralyzed the city due to the ongoing farmers’ protest. All 29 borders of the New Delhi district were sealed, resulting in extensive jams stretching three to four kilometers. Disruptions were also observed on the Delhi-Gurugram border and the Ghazipur border, prompting the Delhi Traffic Police to issue advisories and implement alternative routes. Strict security measures at the Tikri border further contributed to the chaos.
