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Traffic restrictions in Hyderabad today on eve of Sadar festival
Traffic restrictions will be imposed in NarayagudaYMCA route today from 7 pm to 5 am on Saturday on the occasion of Sadar festival in the city The police appealed to the commuters to follow the rules to avoid traffic congestion The Sadar festival is being held tomorrow in the city where bulls across the country participate in the event
Traffic restrictions will be imposed in Narayaguda-YMCA route today from 7 pm to 5 am on Saturday on the occasion of Sadar festival in the city. The police appealed to the commuters to follow the rules to avoid traffic congestion. The Sadar festival is being held tomorrow in the city where bulls across the country participate in the event.
Here are the traffic diversions....
Traffic coming from Kachiguda crossroads towards YMCA will get diverted at the tourist hotel.
Vehicles coming from Vitalvadi to YMCA will get diverted at Ramkoti crossroads
Traffic from Rajmohalla will be diverted at Ramkoti crossroads.
Vehicles coming from Reddy college will have to go from Barkatpura.
Vehicles coming from Old Barkatpura post office towards YMCA have to take alternate routes either from Crown cafe or Baghligampally.
Traffic from old excise street and Barkatpura Chaman have to take a diversion at Barkatpura crossroads or Tourist hotel.
Vehicles coming from Brilliant Grammar School have to pass through Narayanaguda crossroads towards YMCA.
The Commissioner of Police Anjani Kumar appealed to commuters to co-operate with the police.
