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PM Modi in Bengaluru: Traffic Restrictions Announced for Saturday, Avoid THESE 36 Roads

Updated May 5, 2023, 14:08 IST

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Traffic advisory ahead of PM Modi's visit to Bengaluru

Pm modi will arrive in karnataka on saturday to inaugurate the sri madhusudan sai institute of medical sciences and research in chikkaballapura, and the whitefield to kr puram metro line in bengaluru..

Prime minister Narendra Modi will be setting foot in Karnataka capital Bengaluru today to inaugurate the much-anticipated Whitefield - KR Puram metro line, among other programmes. In this view, the Bengaluru traffic police issued a fresh advisory to for commuters to avoid congestions and ensure safety of the PM.

Traffic cops restricted movement of vehicles on some roads between 11am and 2:30pm today. Cops are also ensuring that there is disturbance to schools and colleges amid the ongoing exam season. “Kindly start early and reach early. The schools and colleges, exam centres are been informed about the same. Looking forward to your support and cooperation,” the Whitefield traffic police station tweeted.

READ | PM Modi to inaugurate new metro line in Bengaluru today

“The following traffic arrangements and diversions have been put in place for the smooth movement of traffic during the movement of the VVIPs,” the guideline said.

General public vehicles have been restricted on the following roads from 11am and 2:30pm:

• From VarthurKodi - Hopefarm Circle - Kadugodi - Kannamangala Gate.
• From Channasandra - through Hopefarm Circle - to reach Hoodi Circle.
• Kundalahalli Road - Graphite Junction - Vaidehi Hospital Circle - Big Bazaar Junction to reach Hopefarm Junction.

Alternate routes for the above road restrictions:

• VarthurKodi - Kundalahalli Bridge - Old Airport Road to reach towards city.
• From Channsandra Circle towards - Nagondanahalli - Immadihalli - Hagaduru to reach VarthurKodi.
• From Katamnallur Cross towards - Kannamangala Gate - Shigehalli Gate - HP Petrol Pump - KadugodiNala Road to reach Channasandra.
• From Hoodi Circle towards - Graphite India Road to reach Kundalahalli.
• From Hoodi Circle towards Ayyappa Nagar - Ballarahalli Junction - Medahalli Bridge - via Katamnallur Cross to reach Hosakote.

Traffic cops further restriction the movement of heavy goods vehicles from 8am to 3pm on the following roads:

• From Katamnallur Cross towards - Kadugodi - Hopefarm Circle - Up to VarthurKodi.
• Gunjur towards - Varthur - Whitelield - Hopefarm Circle - Kadugodi - Katamnallur Cross.
• Thirumashetti halli cross towards Channsandra - Hopefarm Circle
• Tin Factory towards Hoodi - ITPL Main Road - Hopefarm Circle.
• Marathalli towards - Kundalahalli - VarthurKodi - Whitefield.
• Hosakote - Doddagattiganabbi - Thirumalashettyhalli - via Chikkatirupathi to reach Sarjapura.
• Sarjapura - Gunjur Sri Rama temple - Nerige road - Thirumalashettyhalli - Doddagattiganabbi to reach Hosakote.
• Tin Factory - KR Puram - via Battarahalli lo reach Hosakole. Marathalli - Doddanekkundi - Mahadevapura - Tin Factory towards Bhattarahalli.
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Bengaluru traffic updates: Avoid these routes as PM Modi lands in city

Karnataka chief minister basavaraj bommai has instructed officials to ensure that no operations are affected at the airport during the prime minister's visit.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to visit Bengaluru on Friday for the inauguration of the second terminal at the airport and a 108-foot tall bronze statue of Nadaprabhu Kempegowda, who is considered the founder of Bengaluru.

Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai has instructed officials to ensure that no operations are affected at the airport during the prime minister's visit.

If you are planning to fly from the Bengaluru airport tomorrow then you need to avoid certain routes to stay away from PM's convoy.

According to an official notification from the Bengaluru traffic police, vehicular movement will be prohibited on Friday from 8 am to 2 pm on certain sections of roads.

"In view of the arrival of Hon'ble Prime Minister, Government of India in Bangalore on 11.11.2022, for the smooth movement of the public, the movement of the Hon'ble Prime Minister and his security, the following routes will be blocked from 08:00 AM to 02:00 PM," BR Ravikanthe Gowda, the joint commissioner of police for traffic, wrote on Twitter.

“The public has been requested to cooperate with the traffic police by not using the following roads," he added.

Here are the streets to avoid:

1. CTO Junction

2. Police Thimmaiah Junction (GPO circle)

3. Raj Bhavan Road

4. Basaveshwara Circle

5. Palace Road

6. Race Course Road

7. Sanket Road

8. Queens Road

9. Bellary Road

10. Airport Elevated Expressway

11. Seshadri Road - from Maharani bridge to the entrance of the railway station

12. K G Road - from Shantala junction to Mysuru bank circle

13. Vatal Nagaraj Road - from Kode Underpass to P. F.

14. Roads near Kempegowda International Airport (KIA)

PM Modi on Friday will be inaugurating the glitzy Terminal-2 of the Kempegowda International Airport, which has been developed at an investment of ₹ 5,000 crore. Spread in a total area of 2,55,645 square metres, the T-2 in its first phase will have 22 contact gates, 15 bus gates, 95 check-in solutions and 17 security check lanes. There will be nine customs hand baggage screening. The gate lounge will have a seating capacity of 5,932. Phase 1 of T-2 has a capacity of 25 million passengers per annum.

The Terminal-2 of Bengaluru airport has been built on four guiding principles -- 'Terminal in a Garden', sustainability, technology and innovation, and art and culture of Karnataka.

In addition to this, PM will also unveil "first and tallest bronze statue of a founder of a city--Nadaprabhu Kempegowda," as per 'World Book of Records'.

Kempegowda, a feudatory ruler under the erstwhile Vijayanagara Empire founded Bengaluru in 1537. He is revered, especially by the Vokkaliga community that is dominant in Old Mysuru and other parts of southern Karnataka.

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Bengaluru Traffic Advisory Issued Ahead Of PM Modi’s Visit To Inaugurate New Boeing Campus

Bengaluru: The Bengaluru Traffic Police has issued a traffic advisory in view of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the city on Friday. As per the advisory, the department has imposed certain traffic restrictions on the below-mentioned routes. The traffic restrictions will be imposed from tomorrow morning 8 am to 6 pm. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Bengaluru on Friday to participate in a major event.

Bengaluru Traffic Advisory: Affected Routes

• Hennuru-Bagaluru Main Road To Airport Road
• Chikkajala kote main road to Airport
• Gollahalli gate To Hunachuru (KIADB Industrial Area)
• Airlines Dhaba (NH-648) To Budigere
• Bagaluru To Airport

Bengaluru Traffic Advisory: Alternative Routes

• vehicles coming/going from Whitefield K.R.Puram via Bagaluru Industrial Area Towards AirportGollahalli Gate - right turn- Bettakote -Airlines Daba left turn-Devanahalli town- left turn- B.B.Road- Airport Toll- Airport entry-Airport.
• Vehicles coming/going from Airlines Dhaba To Airport via KIADB Industrial Area.Airlines Daba - left turn - Devanahalli town-left turn-B.B.Road- Airport Toll- Airport entry- Airport
• Vehicles coming/going from Hennuru-Bagaluru Main Road Towards KIAL Airport via MylanahalliBagaluru Gundappa Circle- left turn- Reva college junction -Bagaluru cross - right turn-B B Road-Chikkajala- Sadahalli toll- KIAL airport fly over entry-Airport
• Cars and bikes moving from Chikkajala kote main road Towards KIAL Airport via Galamma circleChikkajala village-B B road- Sadahalli gate-Sadahalli toll-Airport Fly over entry- KIAL airport
• Vehicles moving from Bagaluru Village Towards KIAL Airport via Galamma circle Bagaluru Colony Left Turn Razak palya- MVIT College Chikkajala Right Turn- Bengaluru-Bellary road- Sadahalli toll- KAIL airport fly over entry- Airport.

The traffic police have advised commuters to the Kempegowda International Airport Bengaluru to use the Bengaluru-Bellary road to reach the airport.

PM Modi To Visit Bengaluru on January 19

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Bengaluru on January 19 to attend an aerospace-related event. He will inaugurate a new campus of Boeing at Devanahalli , which is near the silicon city. The new campus is a high-tech aerospace park, which is said to be the largest such Boeing facility outside America.

As per sources in the BJP, PM Modi's visit to Bengaluru is confined to the official event, and there will be no party-related activities and events.

Notably, the saffron party has postponed its state executive that was clashing with PM Modi's visit on January 19. BJP State General Secretary P. Rajiv stated that the meeting had been postponed in the wake of the PM's visit to the city on that day. Heavy security has also been deployed in the area ahead of PM Modi's visit.

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PM’s roadshow to cover 7 assemblies of Kanpur Nagar and Akbarpur seats

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Just four days ahead of the Karnataka Assembly election on May 10, the BJP has planned a massive 36 km mega roadshow in Bengaluru on May 6 featuring its star campaigner Prime Minister Narendra Modi . The roadshow scheduled this Saturday will be held in two phases in Bengaluru Central and Bengaluru South Lok Sabha constituencies.

“It was decided to move the roadshow to May 6 instead of May 8, which is a Monday. The prime minister told us that the roadshow on Monday will cause traffic problems for the public. We have held meetings with the police and concerned officials to plan the programme in such a way that it won’t affect the public,” BJP lawmaker P C Mohan said in a press conference Wednesday.

The roadshow will pass through 18 Assembly constituencies and will be held in the morning and in the evening.

“Through our roadshow, we believe over 10 lakh people will take part and give their blessings to the Prime Minister,” Mohan said.

PM Modi’s first roadshow

Modi’s first roadshow – 10.1 km – will be held in Bengaluru Central from 10 am to 1 pm. The roadshow will start from the Suranjan Das Road as soon as PM Modi lands at the Kempegowda International Airport (KIA) and will pass through Mahadevapura, K R Puram, C V Raman Nagar, Shivajinagar, and Shanti Nagar Assembly constituencies.

First roadshow route

From Suranjan Das Road – New Thippasandra Road – 12th Main Road – ESI Hospital – Domlur – MG Road – War Memorial in Brigade Road.

Second roadshow

The second roadshow will be held from 4 pm to 10 pm in Bengaluru South. The 26.5 km roadshow will cover Bangalore South, Bommanahalli, Jayanagar, Padmanabha Nagar, Basavanagudi, Chikpet, Chamarajpet, Gandhi Nagar, Mahalakshmi Layout, Vijaya Nagar, Govind Raj Nagar, Rajaji Nagar, and Malleshwaram Assembly constituencies.

Route for second roadshow

RBI Layout in JP Nagar – JP Nagar 24th Main Road – Jayanagar, Aurobindo Marg – Cool Joint (Bangalore High School) – Maiyas Restaurant – Karisandra – South End Circle – MN Krishna Rao Park – Nettakallappa Circle – NR Colony – Basavanagudi – Bugle Rock Park – Ramakrishna Ashram – Uma Theatre – TR Mills – Sirsi Circle – ETA Mall – Magadi Road (Mahalakshmi Layout, Vijayanagar, Govindaraja Nagar) – Basaveshwar Nagar – West of Chord Road – Shankar Mutt – Rajajinagar – Dr MC Modi Eye Hospital – Navarang Circle – Mahakavi Kuvempu Road – Sampige Road – Malleshwaram – Malleshwaram 18th Cross.

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Lok Sabha Election 2024: PM Modi to Hold Roadshow in Kanpur on May 4

By ETV Bharat English Team

Published : May 1, 2024, 12:46 PM IST

Sources said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will start the roadshow from Gumti Gurudwara at 6 pm and will culminate at Sant Nagar Chauraha during which he will seek votes for BJP candidates for Kanpur and Kanpur Dehat.

Kanpur : As campaigning intensifies for the ongoing Lok Sabha election 2024, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Uttar Pradesh's Kanpur on Saturday May 4 where he will hold a 1.2 km roadshow to campaign for the BJP candidates for the seats there.

Sources within the Uttar Pradesh BJP said that PM Modi will reach Kanpur at 6 pm on May 4. Instead of holding a public meeting, the PM will hold a 1.2 km road show in Kanpur for the first time, sources said. It is learnt that the PMO gave the final approval to the road show late on Tuesday evening, due to which BJP workers along with lakhs of people of Kanpur are very excited.

PM Modi will be accompanied by Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi, BJP state president Bhupendra Chaudhary, Lok Sabha candidate from Kanpur Ramesh Awasthi and Lok Sabha candidate from Akbarpur Devendra Singh Bhole. As per the PM Modi's itinerary, PM Modi's road show will start from Gumti Gurudwara at 6 pm and will culminate at Sant Nagar Chauraha. During the roadshow, PM will campaign and seek votes for the BJP candidates for Kanpur and Kanpur Dehat seats.

BJP's co-media in-charge Anup Awasthi said that a “crowd of lakhs of people are expected to attend PM Modi's road show, so separate blocks will be made for the public on the entire road”. In view of the PM's visit, the Gumti market will be completely closed on May 4. During PM Modi's road show, cutouts of PM will also be installed in Gumti and surrounding areas.

The state BJP has started the preparations for the PM Modi's roadshow. The party will also live broadcast the roadshow proceedings. On Tuesday, BJP's regional president Prakash Pal brainstormed with the party's 'cyber warriors' to review the preparations. It was decided that 2000 cyber warriors will be able to show the live telecast of PM Modi in 10 assembly constituencies of Kanpur Lok Sabha seat. For this, the party has prepared a list of social media volunteers and influencer workers.

In view of PM Modi's road show, from 6 pm on May 3, the city's mayor Pramila Pandey, along with councillors, will look after the cleanliness and other amenities required during the roadshow. Mayor Pramila Pandey said that all councillors will invite the common people in their areas for the road show.

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