Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police Traffic told that all types of heavy commercial vehicles going from Ghaziabad to Hapur, Garh Mukteshwar, Amroha, Moradabad, Bareilly and beyond will not be able to go towards Hapur on NH-9.
Heavy vehicles will not be able to move from Ghaziabad towards Hapur, Amroha, Moradabad and Bareilly from 10 pm every Saturday in the month of Sawan till the completion of Jalabhishek on Monday. Due to the large number of devotees visiting Brajghat every Monday in the month of Sawan for Ganga Snan, a decision has been taken to divert heavy vehicles. While the diversion continues, heavy vehicles will be able to board the Peripheral Expressway from Dasna in Ghaziabad to reach their destinations via Bulandshahr.
Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police, Traffic Ramanand Kushwaha told that every Monday in the month of Sawan, a large number of devotees and Shiv devotees come to take bath in the Ganges at Brajghat in Hapur. Apart from this, on every Monday Shiv devotees from Bareilly, Rampur, Moradabad and Amroha come to collect Ganga water on foot using NH-9.
In such a situation, the fear of road accident remains on NH-9. Due to this, the route of heavy commercial vehicles will be diverted on NH-9 before every Monday. The diversion of heavy vehicles will come into force from 10 pm on every Saturday and will continue till completion of Jalabhishek and Ganga Snan on Monday. Heavy vehicles will not be able to move from Ghaziabad towards Hapur, Amroha, Moradabad and Bareilly till the Jalabhishek is completed. According to Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police, the diversion plan can also be amended if needed.
Heavy vehicles will not be able to go towards Hapur
Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police Traffic told that all types of heavy commercial vehicles going from Ghaziabad to Hapur, Garhmukteshwar, Amroha, Moradabad, Bareilly and beyond will not be able to go towards Hapur on NH-9. After boarding the Eastern Peripheral Expressway at Dasna, heavy vehicles will be able to reach their destinations via Bulandshahr. The Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police said that the diversion plan can be amended if needed.
Dial helpline number in case of inconvenience
Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police Traffic told that people should avoid going on NH-9 from Saturday night to Monday evening and use alternate routes to avoid inconvenience. In case of inconvenience, people can contact the traffic police helpline number 9643322904, 0120-2986100 or traffic inspector first Manoj Kumar’s mobile number 8929182258.
