Karnataka - Bangalore   

Arrangements for traffic flow

Staff Reporter

Traffic towards J.C. Nagar police station from Mehkri Circle banned

BANGALORE: The police have made elaborate arrangements to ensure that vehicular movement is not affected in Bangalore on Sunday in view of the Congress convention to be held at the Palace Grounds.

According to a press release from Commissioner of Police Neelam Achuta Rao, vehicles coming from Bellary Road should turn left at Mehkri Circle, pass through Jayamahal Road and enter the Palace Grounds from Mavinakayi Mandi Gate.

Vehicles coming from Kolar Road should pass through Old Madras Road, turn right at the Outer Ring Road, pass through Hebbal flyover, Mehkri Circle Jayamahal Road and reach Mavinakayi Mandi Gate.

Those coming from Hosur Road should turn right at the Central Silk Board junction, pass through Old Madras Road and reach the venue.

Vehicles from Kanakapura Road have to turn left at Sarakki junction, pass through the Outer Ring Road, Mysore Road, turn left at KIMCO junction, pass through West of Chord Road, Yeshwanthpur Circle, enter the venue through Gayathri Gate.

Vehicles coming from Magadi should turn left at Beggars' Colony junction, pass through Ring Road, Jayamahal Road and enter the venue through Mavinakayi Mandi Gate.

The police have banned the movement of vehicles towards J.C. Nagar police station from Mehkri Circle from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday.

Printer friendly page  
Send this article to Friends by E-Mail

Stories in this Section

The Hindu-Metroplus Lifestyle Show comes to Bangalore
Over five lakh people expected at Congress rally tomorrow
Website on surgery techniques inaugurated
Making parks in city accessible to all
Garbage collection likely to be hit in some areas
SUSTA to promote high-end food products
Backward classes panel to be reconstituted
500 km of national highways will be made four lane: Muniyappa
`Drug companies should fund research in private institutions'
State Government urged to take up relief work soon
Desire to lead a luxurious lifestyle driving youth to crime
High Court directs medical college to admit students
Encourage youngsters to save for future
Jewellery worth Rs. 5 lakh looted from house
Union Bank of India to set up new branches
Skull of man found at blast site
14 State teachers get national award
BMA to hold meet from September 8
Arrangements for traffic flow
Ganesh immersion: two boys drown
CPI to launch jatha on September 11
Power cut in several areas of city today
80,000 families to be shifted to safe places
Time for Minsk Square Matters
Four injured in explosion
Gokula-Curie Centre of Oncology launched
Parking banned on J.C. Road, Siddaiah Road
Man assaulted by public
Drive against autorickshaws
Helmet rule implementation deferred
In Bangalore Today

Copyright © 2006, The Hindu. Republication or redissemination of the contents of this screen are expressly prohibited without the written consent of The Hindu