Gush20 minutes ago
- copy link
The crowd in the market has started increasing due to Diwali festival. People from around 40 villages including Dhar city come for shopping. Due to which the crowd increases in the city during the festival time, due to which the traffic system gets affected many times. In such a situation, people coming and going during the increasing crowd should not face any problem. A plan has been prepared regarding this, under which no entry of big vehicles from Dhar’s Paddy Mandi intersection to Anand Chowpatty, Hatwara intersection to Anand Chowpatty and Rajbada area to Anand Chowpatty intersection will be from 8 am to 8 pm. Also, three wheelers including auto rickshaws will also not be allowed on this route. Such a change will be visible in the city from October 20, for the first two days, the drivers will be diverted to go to the other side after explaining them. Even after this, if big vehicles enter on this route, then appropriate action will be taken against them.
jawans will roam the whole area
With the entry of four wheelers, two wheeler drivers will be able to come on these routes. But these drivers will also have to park their vehicles systematically on the side of the road. At the same time, traffic policemen will travel continuously in this entire area, if any person does not park his vehicle properly, then he will also be instructed. Along with this, the Kotwali personnel including the traffic department will also be stationed at four main points. During the festive rush, the police will manage the traffic with caution.
Place to sell material
According to Municipality CMO Nishikant Shukla, the NAPA team has instructed the shopkeepers doing business by collecting goods outside the shops on foot in the city, to keep their goods inside the shop. so that the traffic is not affected. Along with this, instructions have been given to set up shops of other worship materials including diyas near Rajwada, so that no person does business sitting on the road. On Wednesday afternoon, the staff of NAPA had also come out in the city. The staff of NAPA have confiscated other items including iron nets, including hoardings kept outside some shops.