Delhi-Meerut Expressway is beyond 10 hours from 6am on Monday because hundreds of farmers put a siege for both roads for Mark Bharat Bandh.
At the gate, one of the three sites of farmers protests against three central laws, the path that leads to Delhi remains blocked from agitation starting 10 months ago.
On Monday, a group of 300 strange farmers put a barricade on the path that came out of Delhi and blocked traffic until 4pm.
Police in Delhi and Ghaziabad have prepared a traffic transfer plan after Monday.
While the vehicle coming from Delhi was diverted towards Ghazipur bathing along the canal road, those who headed to the capital were made to take the route Kaushambi and Anad Vihar.
But because the entire freeway traffic was transferred to the arterial road, Snarls was witnessed in the city of Ghaziabad too.
Areas such as Indirapuram, Dabur Chowk, Maharajpur and Junction Mall Edm watched Snarls for three hours.
Delhi Resident Rohit Singh, who has stayed at night at a place of friend in Vasundhara, was stuck in furious for hours while returning home.
“I have to take the route Kaushambi, which chokes.
It takes 45 minutes just to get into Delhi.
The whole traffic has been transferred to this route,” he said.
Protests were held in Duhai, Hapur Chungi and Modinagar.
“Traffic from Hapur Chungi was diverted through Shastri Nagar, which was an arterial road.
There was a growls throughout the day,” Shivangi Mishra said from Shastri Nagar.
In Ghaziabad, 200 police have been deployed at various intersections to manage diversion.
“It was only in the second half of the congestion to subside.
But it was difficult to manage traffic during rush hour.
We have mobilized all our reserve troops on the streets of the city,” Ramanand Kushwaha, SP (traffic) said.
In the city of Ghaziabad, however, it is business as usual.
Most of the shops and commercial companies are open and people do their work.
BKU leader Rakesh Tikait, who has led anxiously at the gate since November last year, said the bandh was successful.
“There is an effort to discredit farmer agitation.
But the support we get from ordinary people is to see everyone.
Bandh Bharat succeeded throughout the country,” he added.
In Greater Noida, hundreds of farmers on tractors and other vehicles moved towards zero and Pari Chowk.
Stop at the Toll Plaza Sharpen, they occupy several lanes and traffic jam.
The blockade, however, was appointed immediately.
Snarl was also reported at Noida-Greater Noida Expressway for about two hours.
Vehicles are made to use service paths.
At Pari Chowk, a group of farmers protested for more than one hour before some of them headed to the Yamuna authority office to discuss the issues related to increasing compensation, plots and work to local youth.
Additional DCP (Greater Noida) Visal Pandey said, “The farmers were stopped near the University of Galgotias and talks held with them.” On the DND fly, the vehicle line grows longer on the border because Delhi’s police use strict inspection.
When complaints were poured, traffic police officers in Noida urged their colleagues in Delhi to make it easier to check out a little and allow vehicles.
Snarls rather subside around 10:30 a.m.
Apart from DME in Ghazipur, Delhi police have blocked the Dhansa border and several internal roads that lead to the red fortress.
At The Rajokri Toll Plaza, there is a Snarls report that stretches up to one kilometer.
Snarl was reported mainly between 9am and 11 in the morning.
A central government employee traveling from Noida near the Stadium Jln fought against slow traffic on DND.
“I left home early today.
But the traffic is very slow on DND.
The police have been deployed in a good amount, but better traffic management can relieve the situation,” he said.
However, not all have left home early.
Prashant Sonkar entrepreneur, who was on his way to Karol Bagh from Noida, spent an hour on the DD itself.
The bandh effect about traffic feels until the akshardham temple.
On Monday, Delhi police significantly increased the examination point throughout the city.
The streets around the red fort were closed for the fortified traffic and sites to prevent repetition of January 26 incidents when farmers had risen to the rampart fortress.
“The traffic movement was closed on the red fortress in both CarriageWays Chhatta Rail and Subhash Marg closed from both sides …
The traffic movement was closed on the Dhansa border both CarriageWays (SIC),” Delhi Police Tweeted.