The Delhi Traffic Police has implemented special traffic arrangements and diversions across the Southern Range on Tuesday in view of the Chelum Procession. Commuters have been advised to expect heavy traffic congestion on several key roads from 2:00 PM onwards and plan their travel accordingly.
According to the traffic advisory, slow-moving traffic is expected on Aurobindo Marg, Lodhi Road, Ring Road, B.P. Marg, and other adjoining roads as the procession passes through designated routes.
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Important points readers should notice.
Delhi Traffic Police has issued a traffic advisory for the Chelum Procession.
Special traffic arrangements are in place across the Southern Range.
Traffic congestion is expected from 2:00 PM onwards.
Affected roads include Aurobindo Marg, Lodhi Road, Ring Road and B.P. Marg.
Commuters are advised to use the Delhi Metro or alternative routes.
Extra travel time is recommended, especially for airport, railway station and hospital visits.
To minimise inconvenience, the Delhi Traffic Police has urged commuters to leave early, factor in additional travel time and opt for the Delhi Metro wherever possible for a smoother journey.
The advisory also recommends using alternative routes to avoid congestion in the affected areas. Those travelling to railway stations, airports, hospitals or other time-sensitive destinations have been specifically advised to keep sufficient buffer time to avoid delays.
Traffic personnel will remain deployed across the affected stretches to regulate vehicle movement and ensure public safety during the procession. Motorists are also encouraged to follow real-time traffic updates and instructions issued by traffic officials on the ground.
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Why This Matters
The advisory aims to ensure smooth traffic management and public safety during the Chelum Procession while helping commuters avoid delays on major roads in South Delhi.
Authorities have appealed to the public to cooperate with traffic regulations and avoid unnecessary travel through the affected corridors during peak procession hours.
