Eid is being celebrated across the country on 31 March as the crescent moon was seen in major cities on Sunday. To celebrate smoothly, the police have increased security in the entire country to celebrate the festival in a peaceful manner. Eid-ul-Fitr preparations are in full swing and there is a movement in the markets of Kolkata, Hyderabad and Patna. On this occasion shopping clothes, dry fruits, perfumes and traditional sweets are busy buying. In view of these festivals, traffic police have imposed restrictions in various cities and have implemented diversion scheme for vehicles. See city-wise restrictions here.
Noida Traffic Advisory
Noida Police on Monday announced traffic diversion on the occasion of Eid. Diversion has been implemented for four hours keeping in mind the large number of people running the traffic smoothly and in the mosques. Noida Traffic Police has urged passengers to follow the diversion plan between 6 am and 10 am.
According to Noida Traffic Police, there is usually a huge crowd of vehicles around the mosque in the morning. Usually, there is a huge crowd of vehicles around the mosques in the morning and to avoid traffic inconvenience, Gol Chakra Chowk, Sandeep Paper Mill, Haraula Chowk, Bamboo Balli Market Tiraha, Sector 8, 10, 11, 12 Chowk, Jhurdpura Chowk, Sector 6 Police Chowk, Sector 6 Police Chowk Chowk, Tiraha, Kasba Kasna will be diversified at many places including Achaghar Chowk and Dadari Kasba Tiraha.
Traffic consultation issued in Bengaluru
There is a huge crowd for the prayers of Ramadan in Bengaluru, thousands of people are expected to offer Eid-ul-Fitr prayers at various places across the city. According to the DH report, due to the possibility of huge crowd near Gurppanpalya on Bannerghatta Road, the Bangalore Traffic Police announced traffic sanctions on 31 March to ensure smooth movement of vehicles.
To manage traffic congestion, the movement of vehicles on major routes will be temporarily banned, including:
Traffic ban in major areas
To control congestion, the movement of all vehicles on several major routes will be temporarily banned, including:
Sagar Hospital Junction to Gurppan Palya Junction on BG Road
Sai Ram Junction to Gurppanapalya Junction
39th Cross Road-Reddy Hospital to Gurppan Palya Junction
Alternative routes are suggested for passengers:
Vehicles going from Dairy Circle towards BG Road should turn right at the welcome junction, then turn left towards East and Junction, after which Jaydev U-Turn should be turned to left. After this, they should take a U-turn at Jaidev Junction and to join BG Road, one should turn left on Jaydev Service Road towards Sai Ram Junction.
Vehicles coming from JD Mara Junction on BG Road should turn to left at Sai Ram Junction towards Jaidev Junction, turn left on Outer Ring Road, move towards the reception on East and Main Road and join Sagar Hospital Junction to BG Road.
Traffic advice issued in Hyderabad
Hyderabad Traffic Police also banned Mir Alam Idgah, Zoo Park and Masab tank hockey ground and issued an advice on Monday in view of Eid ul Fitr prayers.
The traffic police said in the advice that moderate traffic is expected from 7 am to 11.30 am in places like Bahadurpura, Kalapathar, Nawab Saheb Kunta, Shastripuram, Danamma Hats.
