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NEW DELHI: As cricket fever grips the nation, fans eagerly anticipating the Indian Premier League (IPL) Qualifier 2 match between Punjab Kings (PBKS) and Mumbai Indians (MI) are advised to brace for significant traffic disruptions near the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on Sunday evening. The high-stakes clash, scheduled to begin at 7.30pm, is expected to draw large crowds, which may lead to congestion and delays in the vicinity of the stadium.Although an official traffic advisory has not yet been issued, past match-day protocols suggest several diversions and restrictions may be in place to ensure public safety and streamline movement near the stadium.Expected traffic restrictions and diversionsTo manage the anticipated congestion, the following traffic control measures will be in effect around the Narendra Modi Stadium:Restricted roadways
- Vehicular access will be restricted on the stretch from Janpath T to Avadh Rotary during match hours.
- Only vehicles bearing authorized passes will be allowed entry into the restricted zones surrounding the stadium.
- Heavy vehicles will be barred from entering the area near the stadium from the Janpath side.
Alternative routesTo facilitate smoother traffic flow, the following alternate routes have been designated:
- Vehicles travelling from Janpath to S.P. Ring Road will be diverted via Tapovan Circle and Sargasan Circle.
- Vehicles heading from Sargasan Circle to Tapovan will be rerouted through S.P. Ring Road and Janpath.
Security and enforcementA comprehensive security plan will be in place, with a heightened police presence deployed at key intersections and entry points around the stadium.
Traffic personnel will be strategically stationed to guide commuters, manage vehicular movement, and enforce traffic regulations.The enforcement of traffic and security measures will be carried out under the provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) 2023, as well as applicable sections of the Indian Justice Code and the Gujarat Police Act. Authorities have cautioned that violations of these directives may result in legal action.
Public advisoryCitizens are strongly urged to avoid the Motera area during match hours to prevent unnecessary delays. Commuters are encouraged to plan their routes in advance and use the designated alternative roads. The traffic police have requested the cooperation of the public in adhering to the advisory to help ensure a safe and seamless experience for all.
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