Kanpur Police Enforce Traffic Diversions in Bithoor for Mahashivratri Festivities
In preparation for the auspicious occasion of Mahashivratri, the Kanpur police department has announced comprehensive traffic diversions in the Bithoor area. These measures will be in effect from 8:00 AM on Thursday and will continue until midnight on Monday, aiming to facilitate the smooth movement of devotees and ensure public safety during the religious celebrations.
Detailed Diversion Plans for Heavy Vehicles
According to the official police notification, specific routes have been designated for heavy vehicles to minimize congestion and enhance traffic management. The diversions are as follows:
- Vehicles from Chaubepur Town: Heavy vehicles originating from Chaubepur will not be permitted to proceed directly towards Bithoor. Instead, they are advised to take the alternative route via Chaubepur–Mandhana to reach their destinations efficiently.
- Vehicles from Bithoor Tiraha/Blue World Tiraha: Heavy vehicles approaching from these points will be restricted from entering Bithoor. They should utilize the route through Mandhana Chauraha/Ganga Barrage to continue their journey without disruption.
- Vehicles from Yash Kothari Tiraha: Similar restrictions apply to heavy vehicles coming from Yash Kothari Tiraha, which will not be allowed to head towards Bithoor. These vehicles are directed to proceed via Mandhana Chauraha/Sinhpur Tiraha as an alternative path.
Public Cooperation and Contact Information
The Kanpur police have urged all citizens to adhere strictly to the traffic rules and cooperate with authorities during this period to ensure a hassle-free experience. In case of any inconvenience or queries, individuals can reach out for assistance through the designated helpline numbers. The Traffic Control/Helpline contacts are 9305104340 and 9305104387, available to address concerns and provide guidance.
These proactive measures underscore the police department's commitment to maintaining order and safety during significant religious events, reflecting a balanced approach to traffic management and public welfare in Kanpur.
