Traffic curbs at Khajaguda Junction in Hyderabad for 60 days from September 26
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Traffic moves a snail's pace moments at Khajaguda, Junction in Hyderabad. File | Photo Credit: NAGARA GOPAL
Traffic restrictions will be imposed at Khajaguda Junction in Hyderabad for 60 days from September 26 to facilitate the execution of 900 mm and 1,000 mm diameter water pipeline works, the Cyberabad Traffic Police said in an advisory issued on Tuesday (September 22, 2025).
As part of the restrictions, the service road and free-left movement from KIMS Hospital towards Nanakramguda Road will be temporarily closed. The right-turn movement of vehicles coming from the Biodiversity side towards Nanakramguda Road at Khajaguda Junction will also be restricted. The traffic police have cautioned that congestion is likely in and around the junction during the period.
The police have suggested alternative routes for commuters. Traffic coming from the Shaikpet flyover towards Khajaguda may be diverted through Timberlake Colony Road, before KIMS Hospital, and connected towards Nanakramguda Road. Vehicles coming from under the Shaikpet flyover may be diverted through the High-Tension Road to avoid the affected stretch.
Traffic coming from the Gachibowli/Biodiversity Level-1 flyover side may be diverted at the Pakwan U-turn and routed through Khajaguda Lake Road towards Khajaguda.
The Cyberabad Traffic Police advised regular commuters, including IT employees, to use alternate routes and plan their journeys accordingly.
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