The Delhi Traffic Police on Friday issued a traffic advisory to manage the expected surge in vehicular movement and ensure the smooth passage of Kanwar Yatris during Kanwar Yatra 2026.
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The authorities urged the commuters traveling across affected stretches to use the suggested alternate routes wherever possible.
“In view of the anticipated movement of Kanwariyas during Kanwar Yatra-2026, traffic movement in the Northern Range is likely to remain regulated on certain roads to facilitate their safe and uninterrupted passage,” the statement added.
The police also advised the commuters to plan their journeys and allow extra travel time.
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What routes will be affected?
Roads that are likely to be affected (Northern range):
NH-44 (GT Karnal Road) – From Singhu Border to Mukarba Chowk
Mahatma Gandhi Marg (Outer Ring Road) – From Kingsway Camp to Netaji Subhash Place (NSP)
Head Gewar Marg (Outer Ring Road) – From Bhalswa Dairy to Madhuban Chowk
Service Road NH-44 – Singhu Border to Bakoli/Palla stretch
Outer Ring Road Service Road – Bhalswa Dairy to Mukarba Chowk
Singhu Border – Ramdev Chowk (Narela) – Old Bawana – Narela Road – Hanuman Mandir – Bawana Canal
Singhu Border Service Road (NH-44) – Khampur – Bakoli – Palla – Mukarba Chowk – Khatu Shyam Mandir (Bakhtawarpur/Alipur)
Singhu Border – Alipur – Swaroop Nagar – Nangli Poona – Mukarba Chowk
Wazirabad – Service Road (Outer Ring Road) – Bhalswa Dairy – Mukarba Chowk
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The traffic police advisory also informed about the diversions or restrictions:
It added that no parking shall be permitted on the notified Kanwar routes. Furthermore, traffic restrictions and diversions will be imposed as per operational requirements.
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– The traffic on NH-44 from Singhu Border to Budhpur Nala may be diverted via UER-II and Narela-Bawana Road.
– Traffic on the NH-44 Service Road may be diverted through Ramdev Road.
– Traffic from Palla Chowk towards Bakhtawarpur Road may be diverted via Burari Road and Nathupura Road.
– Traffic on the Outer Ring Road Service Road may be diverted via Mukundpur – Bhalswa Cut – Azadpur Chowk – Mukarba Chowk.
– Heavy Transport Vehicles (HTVs) may be stopped or diverted from Singhu Border, Burari Chowk and Madhuban Chowk as per traffic conditions.
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The police have also advised avoiding NH-44, Outer Ring Road and adjoining service roads during peak Kanwariya movement.
“Use alternate routes such as UER-II, Narela-Bawana Road, Burari Road and Azadpur Chowk wherever possible,” it added.
The traffic police advisory also stated, “Movement of Kanwar Yatris (pedestrians and accompanying vehicles) is strictly prohibited on UER-II Expressway in the interest of their safety.”
