Delhi Witnesses Traffic Jams On New Year’s Day As People Flock To Major Attractions, Markets|Mobility News

New Delhi: Several roadways in Delhi were loaded and lengthy lines developed at vital city terminals as big groups thronged to India Gate, Connaught Place and spiritual locations throughout the nationwide funding onNew Year’s Day The C-Hexagon at India Gate saw a substantial group celebration on Kartavya Path, resulting in traffic jam in the location.

Other vital areas bring in huge groups consisted of Bangla Sahib Gurdwara, Prachin Hanuman Mandir at Connaught Place, Akshardham Mandir, Jhandewalan Mandir, Khatu Shyam Mandir on GT Road and the Jagannath Temple inSouth Delhi According to a policeman, their major emphasis got on India Gate, Ashoka Road, Hanuman Mandir and Connaught Place.

“We have deployed personnel across 11 roads at India Gate’s C-Hexagon. Auto-rickshaws are not being allowed to park on C-Hexagon, and visitors have been asked to stay within the India Gate premises to minimize traffic disruptions,” the policeman clarified.

The Delhi Traffic Police likewise reported blockage in a number of locations on Wednesday, consisting of Jhandewalan, GT Road at Alipur andPaharganj Chowk The Delhi Metro likewise experienced congestion, with lengthy lines developing at vital terminals. Apart from this, the popular markets of the nationwide funding likewise observed a multitude of buyers. .
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According to the Chamber of Trade and Industry (CTI), Chairman Brijesh Goyal and President Subhash Khandelwal, markets like Kamla Nagar, Sarojini Nagar, Chandni Chowk, Sadar Bazar, Rajouri Garden,Lajpat Nagar,Connaught Place,South Extension andKarol Bagh were loaded with groups and buyers.

“We have seen a very good response this New Year season,” they claimed. Ashok Randhawa, head of state of the Sarojini Nagar Mini Market Traders’Association, claimed the variety of individuals going to the marketplace had actually raised on Wednesday. .
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“The number of shoppers surged today, almost like a weekend crowd. The recent cold snap, following rain in Delhi, has driven demand for winter clothing, boosting sales,” Randhawa included.