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GOVERNMENT of TELANGANA (Police Department) Office of the Addl. Commissioner of Police, Traffic, Hyderabad City. No. Tr.T4/1741 GOVERNMENT OF TELANGANA (Police Department) Office of the Addl. Commissioner of Police, Traffic, Hyderabad City. No. Tr.T4/1741 /2019. Date: 25-05-2019. TRAFFIC ADVISIORY The Death Anniversary of Hazrat Ali will be observed on 26.5.2019 (20th day of Islamic calendar in the month of Ramadan) and religious procession will be takeout from Inside the Charminar Monument and proceed towards Masjid E Imamia (in the limits of Traffic PS Mirchowk) Via Charkaman – Gulzar House – Pather Gatti – Madina – right towards Tipu Khana Majid – right turn Chatta Bazar – Lakkad Kote left turn – Salama School Purani Haveli - Right turn at APAT X roads left turn – Darushifa Grounds – S.J Rotary – Abid Ali Khan Eye Hospital – Masjid e Imamia right turn (ending point). Roads in Between Charminar Monument to Kalikhaber, MGBS Exit gate and at certain points traffic will be diverted from 1400 hrs to 20:00 hrs as follows: 1. Arman Café, Panjesh: When the procession is at Charminar the traffic coming from the Etabar chowk will not be allowed towards the Gulzar house and it would be diverted at Irani Arman Café towards Kotla Alijha / Hafiz Danka Masque. 2. Gulzar House: When the procession is at Charminar the Traffic coming from Ghansi bazaar and Mitti ke Sher will not be allowed towards Gulzar House, it will be diverted at Sher E batil Kaman towards Ghansi bazaar and Mitti ke Sher and U turn at Pattargatti masquerading towards Madina. 3. Nayapool: When the procession is at Madina junction and proceeds towards Tipu Khana Mosque on wrong side, the traffic coming from Nayapool should be stopped at Nayapool till the tail end of the procession enters into the Chatta bazaar. 4. PURANI HAVELI: When the procession enters into Chattabazar the traffic coming from Purani Haveli will not be allowed towards Chatta bazat and it would be diverted towards APAT and Mandi Mir Alam. 5. APAT JUNCTION:When the procession reaches at Lakkad kote by lane and proceeds towards Salama School, the traffic coming from Purani Haveli will not be allowed towards the APAT and it will be diverted towards the Chatta bazaar and Mandi Mir Alam and Princess Dureshawar Hospital lane. 6. S.J Rotary: When the procession reaches at Lakkad kote by lane and proceeds towards Salama School the traffic coming from S.J Rotary will not be allowed towards APAT Junction and it will be diverted towards the Shivaji Bridge/Salar Jung museum/Noorkhan bazaar directions /areas. Page 1 of 2 7. MGBS EXIT GATE When the procession reaches Darushifa ground the Traffic coming from Chaderghat will not be allowed towards Nimbu Market road Jambagh and it will be diverted from Chaderghat rotary towards Chaderghat Junction and the pipe line traffic will be stopped at Kali Khaber MGBS Exit Gate till the procession enters into the Arch of Masjid –E- Imamia. All the commuters are requested to make a note and take alternate routes to avoid delay and congestion and co-operate with Hyderabad Traffic Police. Addl. Commissioner of Police, Traffic, Hyderabad City. Page 2 of 2 PRESS NOTE Today on 25-05-2019 Hyderabad Traffic Police held a closing ceremony of Summer Camp-2019 which was inaugurated by the Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad for Children between the age group of 11 to 15 yrs at Traffic Training Institute Goshamahal, Hyderabad. In this Summer Camp, Children are taught about Traffic Awareness & Road Safety, Dance, Music, Painting, Cartoon, Handwriting, & Personality development. The main focus was kept on creating Road safety awareness among children so that they become traffic rules abiding citizen and also spread the same message among their peer group. Sri.A. Bhasker. Addl. DCP, Traffic -I Hyderabad has issued Certificate of Participation and Mementos to the Children who attended to the Road safety Summer Camp -2019. This summer camp was organized in association with M/s Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India Pvt. Ltd and Smt.Saroj Bala of Aryan dance Academy, Sri.Ananth Raj of Raj Events and Sri. B Vittal, Karate Master of Yoddha Karate Organization India and Sri Daniel from music lovers institute who have imparted training to children on dance, music & karate etc. ANIL KUMAR, IPS., Addl. Commissioner of Police, Traffic, Hyderabad. .
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