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Bhopal Prepares for BJP Rally Expected to Draw 50,000 Attendees

Bhopal is gearing up for a major BJP rally on November 4, with traffic plans in place for an expected 50,000 participants.

Bhopal, November 2 (Daily Kiran) : Bhopal is set to host a significant rally organized by the BJP on November 4, under the theme “Save Democracy, Remove Anarchy.” The event will commence at 10 a.m. on Atal Path, located in the TT Nagar area.

Authorities anticipate that between 40,000 to 50,000 people will attend. To accommodate this influx, approximately 1,200 buses and 2,000 four-wheel vehicles are expected to arrive in the city.

To ensure smooth traffic flow and parking for participants, specific routes and parking areas have been designated for buses arriving from different directions. Buses coming from Vidisha and Raisen will use routes including Patel Nagar, Khajuri Kalan Tirahe, and Mahatma Gandhi Chauraha, among others.

After dropping off participants near the TT Nagar stadium, these buses will be parked at the MLA Rest House complex. For return journeys, they will pick up passengers from Link Road Number-1.

Buses from other areas will follow routes through Narmadapuram Road, GG Flyover, and Ganesh Mandir, dropping participants off close to Ambedkar Park in Tulsi Nagar. Return trips will also commence from this location.

Additionally, buses arriving from Mubarakpur Bypass will navigate through Gandhi Nagar and VIP Road, with drop-off points at Kamla Nehru School. Buses from Old Bhopal will use routes through Bharat Talkies and Lily Talkies Chauraha, parking near Lal Parade Ground or Ravindra Bhavan.

Traffic congestion is expected to begin as early as 8 a.m. on several major routes, including those leading to Jawahar Chowk and Roshanpura. Drivers not attending the rally are advised to use alternative routes to ease traffic flow.

The administration has urged citizens to cooperate with traffic management efforts to facilitate smooth event operations while minimizing inconvenience for the general public.

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