Traffic restrictions at Golconda fort today

Traffic restrictions at Golconda fort today
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In view of the Bonalu celebrations at Golconda on Thursday from 8 am to 10 pm, city traffic police issued traffic restrictions and requested public to take alternate routes to avoid traffic congestions and gridlocks.

Golconda: In view of the Bonalu celebrations at Golconda on Thursday from 8 am to 10 pm, city traffic police issued traffic restrictions and requested public to take alternate routes to avoid traffic congestions and gridlocks. Since large number of devotees are expected to attend the celebrations from all over the city of Hyderabad and surrounding villages, Anil Kumar, Additional Police Commissioner-Traffic, informed of the restrictions to be imposed on the day.

FOR THOSE FROM RAMDEVGUDA

According to the advisory, the public coming from Ramdevguda via Makai Darwaza are requested to park their two wheeler vehicles from Ashoorkhana to Military Sentry point, whereas the four wheelers shall park at Ashoorkhana Parking Place thereafter they should park on the main road at Ramdevguda Junction.

FOR THOSE FROM LANGAR HOUZ

The public coming from Langar Houz are requested to park their two and three wheelers in HUDA Park, whereas four-wheeler vehicles should proceed through Banjara Darwaza via Seven Tombs by taking immediate left turn after entering Banjara Darwaza and they should park their vehicles at Salar Foot ball Ground or Owaisi Ground.

FOR TRAFFIC FROM SEVEN TOMBS

The public coming from Seven Tombs are requested to park their two and three wheeler vehicles at Priyadarshini School, Area Hospital and Bus stop near Golconda fort, whereas four wheeler vehicle shall proceed from Banjara Darwaza via Seven Tombs by taking immediate left turn after entering Banjara Darwaza and they shall park their vehicles at Salar Football Ground or Owaisi Ground.

Other commuters are requested to take alternative routes to reach their destinations to avoid traffic congestion and co-operate with traffic police.

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