Mumbai Traffic Advisory: Traffic Restrictions in Bandra-Kurla Complex for Bombay High Court Foundation Stone Laying Ceremony Today; Check Alternate Routes

Mumbai, September 23: Mumbai Police have issued a traffic advisory for Bandra-Kurla Complex (BKC) ahead of the foundation stone laying ceremony for the new Bombay High Court building, scheduled for today, September 23. The event will take place at the Government Colony Ground in Kherwadi, with festivities starting at 2 PM and expected to last until 9 PM. In light of the presence of Supreme Court and Bombay High Court judges, as well as various VVIPs, authorities are implementing necessary traffic restrictions to ensure public safety and smooth vehicular movement.

To ensure the smooth conduct of the ceremony and minimise public inconvenience, the police issued an advisory on Friday, September 20, outlining temporary traffic management measures for seven hours. These measures aim to prevent congestion and enhance public safety during the high-profile event. Motorists are advised to adhere to the restrictions and plan alternative routes to avoid disruptions. Massive Traffic Jams in Jogeshwari, Lower Parel and Other Areas in Mumbai, Commuters Share Photo and Video, Urging Police to Intervene.

Alternate Routes for Traffic in Bandra-Kurla Complex

As part of the traffic management plan for the foundation stone laying ceremony of the new Bombay High Court building, motorists travelling through the area are advised to avoid New English School Road, which will be closed in both directions for the duration of the event. Instead, vehicles can redirect via Mahatma Gandhi Vidya Mandir Road, providing a viable option to navigate around the affected areas. Mumbai Police Commissioner Vivek Phansalkar Warns Cops of Strict Actions if Found Dancing in Uniform During Ganeshotsav 2024.

In addition to the alternate routes, specific no-entry zones have been designated to minimise congestion and ensure public safety during the ceremony. All vehicular traffic will be prohibited on New English School Road, which connects Ramkrishna Paramhansa Marg and JL Shirsekar Marg, except for vehicles related to the event. This proactive measure aims to reduce traffic disruptions and maintain a secure environment as dignitaries gather for the significant occasion.

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