Traffic restrictions in Madhapur for Rahul Gandhi’s rally

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Traffic restrictions and diversions will be in force in parts of Madhapur on November 14 in view of a gig workers’ bike rally and accompanied by Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi from Shilpakala Vedika to Jayabheri Grounds.

According to a traffic advisory issued by Cyberabad Traffic Police on November 13, vehicular movement will be restricted on the stretch from Cyber Towers to HITEX Kaman (Metal Charminar) and up to HICC/Novotel between 9 a.m. and 12 noon.

Commuters travelling from Cyber Towers towards Kothaguda and Kondapur will be diverted towards Yashoda-Vasantha City Road, Novotel and RTA Junction, from where they can take a left turn towards Kondapur and Kothaguda.

Those travelling from Cyber Towers towards Kothaguda and Botanical Garden will be diverted at Cyber Towers towards IKEA Rotary. They will have to take a right turn towards Meenakshi, proceed through Rolling Hills and Radisson Junction, and take a left turn before making a U-turn at Gachibowli flyover to reach Botanical Garden.

Commuters travelling from Kothaguda towards Cyber Towers will be diverted at Kothaguda Junction towards Radisson, followed by a left turn towards AIG and IKEA Rotary, before taking another left turn towards Cyber Towers.

Those travelling from Tech Mahindra towards Metal Charminar will be diverted at CII Junction towards Kothaguda, from where they will have to take a left turn towards Botanical Garden.

The movement of heavy vehicles along the specified routes will be strictly prohibited during the restriction period. Heavy vehicle movement will also be regulated within the limits of Madhapur Traffic Police Station to ensure smooth traffic flow.

The traffic police have asked commuters to plan their journeys accordingly, follow the prescribed diversions and cooperate with the traffic police to avoid congestion.

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