Noida Traffic Advisory: Check Diversions To Avoid Congestion At Delhi-Noida Routes Due To Farmers’ Protest

India

oi-Gaurav Sharma

Published: Monday, December 2, 2024, 15:56 [IST]

Security
measures
have
been
heightened
by
the
Noida
Police
in
anticipation
of
a
farmers’
protest
march
towards
Delhi.
On
Monday,
they
issued
detailed
traffic
advisories
and
conducted
vehicle
checks
to
manage
potential
disruptions.
The
advisory
includes
restrictions
and
diversions
as
farmers
plan
to
march
towards
the
Parliament
complex.

The
farmers
are
advocating
for
compensation
and
benefits
under
the
new
agricultural
laws,
including
a
legal
guarantee
on
the
Minimum
Support
Price
(MSP).
Sukhbir
Khalifa,
leader
of
the
Bhartiya
Kisan
Parishad
(BKP),
stated
that
farmers
will
gather
under
the
Maha
Maya
flyover
in
Noida
at
noon
before
heading
to
Delhi.

Traffic
Restrictions
and
Alternate
Routes

Noida
Police
have
intensified
monitoring
at
all
border
points
between
Noida
and
Delhi.
Rigorous
checks
and
traffic
diversions
are
being
implemented
to
ensure
safety
at
these
borders.
Commuters
should
be
aware
of
alternate
routes
due
to
these
restrictions.

Vehicles
traveling
from
Chilla
Border
to
Greater
Noida
should
take
the
Sector
14-A
flyover,
proceed
through
Golchakkar
in
Sector-15,
and
continue
via
Sandeep
Paper
Mill
Chowk
and
Jhunjhupura
Chowk.
This
route
will
help
them
reach
their
destination
smoothly.

For
those
coming
from
DND
Border
to
Delhi,
it
is
advisable
to
use
the
Film
City
flyover,
then
head
towards
Sector-18
and
use
the
Elevated
Road
for
easier
access
into
Delhi.
This
route
is
expected
to
be
less
congested.

Additional
Route
Suggestions

General
cars
traveling
from
Kalindi
Border
towards
Delhi
should
use
the
Mahamaya
flyover,
then
proceed
via
Sector-37.
This
path
will
facilitate
a
smoother
journey
into
Delhi
amidst
traffic
diversions.

Commuters
from
Greater
Noida
heading
towards
Delhi
are
advised
to
use
Charkha
Golchakkar,
then
proceed
via
Kalindi
Kunj
for
seamless
access
into
Delhi.
This
route
is
recommended
for
avoiding
heavy
traffic
areas.

Cars
coming
from
Greater
Noida
to
Delhi
through
Sector-51
should
utilize
the
Hajipur
underpass.
They
can
then
proceed
towards
Kalindi
Kunj
via
Sector-51
and
Model
Town
for
an
uninterrupted
journey
into
Delhi.

The
BKP,
along
with
other
farmer
organizations
like
Kisan
Mazdoor
Morcha
(KMM)
and
Samyukt
Kisan
Morcha
(SKM),
announced
their
intention
to
march
on
Monday.
Their
demands
focus
on
compensation
and
benefits
under
new
agricultural
laws.

This
protest
highlights
ongoing
tensions
surrounding
agricultural
reforms
in
India.
Authorities
are
taking
measures
to
manage
traffic
disruptions
while
ensuring
public
safety
during
this
demonstration.