The visit of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Bengalur is expected to develop trains, the yellow line of the Namma Metro and the Lay Foundation for the Metro Phase III, will cause some disturbance of traffic in the city.
However, the Prime Minister will fly in a helicopter between Hal Airport and Krantiveeer Sangolli Rayanna City Railway Station and from Electronics City to Hal Airport and traveling from Namma Metro from Metro Road Metro to Electronics City, minimizing its travel.
The leading official of the traffic police said that since the program is held on Sunday, the traffic will be equally thin and the inconvenience that the commuters will face will be minimal.
Traffic restrictions
Bengalur’s traffic police released on Sunday between 8:30 and 14:30 on several main roads. People were recommended to avoid Marenahalli’s main road, silk records to Hosuru through Electronic City an increased overpass. BTP said that traffic jam was expected on the Hosur road and a nice way towards electronics. They also recommended commuting to avoid the section from Hosur to the city of Bengalur, which is expected to hit interstate operation.
In the morning, there will also be a restriction around the Krantiveeer Sangolli Rayann City railway station, as the Prime Minister of the Government on Sunday morning will be announced by the Bengalur – Belagavi Vande Bharat train.
Because of this event at the Southwest Railway station, they announced the cancellation, overwhelming and diversion of several trains to deviate and arrive at the station.
The city turns the fortress
With regard to the visit of the Prime Minister of the City Police of Bengalur, it captivated extensive blockade in both the city and at the entrance and exit points of the city, carried out surprising controls in hotels, accommodation PG and guesthouse and increased safety on buses, railways and metro stations.
Strategic places around the city were deployed other plates of reserve police forces, quick reactions (QRT) teams, teams against sabotage and fire and emergency services.
Published – 9. August 2025 17:35
