Visitors to the Shri jagannath temple parked their cars all along the major road leading to the temple entrance, leaving little space for other commuters, causing traffic jams at crucial crossroads going to and away from Road Number 12 of banjara hills on monday morning.

Those going from the jubilee hills Check Post to other sites, including Road No. 1 (Banjara Hills), Tolichowki, and Shaikpet via Road No. 10 (Banjara Hills), were the hardest affected. Angry commuters demanded that the temple committee improve parking conditions. "The limited parking available in front of the temple is insufficient." As a result, many are obliged to park on the main road, causing traffic congestion," remarked V. Gayatri, who commutes on the route often.

A resident of Singada Kunta on banjara hills route No.10 stated that the traffic on the route was a continual cause of annoyance for commuters.

"I frequently visit the Hare Krishna golden temple in banjara hills, as well as the Sai baba temple across the street and the gowshala on the temple grounds." "I start from Singada Kunta and get stuck on the main road near the compound wall of Shri jagannath temple due to temple visitors' cars," the local explained.

Commuters and passers-by reported that even though the Integrated Command and Control Centre was only a few blocks away, the police failed to do their responsibilities.

Concerning traffic precautions, west zone police officials stated that more police personnel had been stationed at key intersections, including the one at the temple. "We have also stopped traffic to facilitate pedestrian movement," stated the mayor.
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SIBY JEYYA

02/01/2024 09:52 AM