Eid Milad-un-Nabi Traffic Advisory: Jodhpur Police Enforce Major Route Diversions on August 26

Traffic police in Jodhpur have issued a comprehensive route diversion plan for August 26 in view of the Eid Milad-un-Nabi procession, restricting general vehicles on key city roads.

In view of the upcoming Eid Milad-un-Nabi (Barawafat) celebrations on August 26, the traffic police in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, have announced extensive traffic modifications across the city. To ensure public safety and maintain smooth traffic movement during the grand procession, movement of general vehicles will be restricted on several major arterial routes, while specific alternative diversion paths have been designated for commuters.

Procession Timings and Detailed Route
According to the directives issued by the traffic police, traditional Akhadas from various parts of the city will start moving at 8:00 AM and gather at the Govt Umed Stadium. The main procession is scheduled to commence from the stadium complex at 10:00 AM. It will proceed through Bamba Mohalla, Hathiram Ka Oda, Cycle Market, Ghantaghar Chauraha, Nai Sarak, Sojati Gate Tiraha, Puri Tiraha, Dudh Mandir, RR Tiraha, MGH Gumti, and Jalori Gate before concluding at the main Eidgah. General vehicular traffic will be strictly prohibited along this entire procession corridor, allowing access only to vehicles that are part of the event.

Alternative Diversion Routes Between Chopasni Road and Paota
To manage traffic flow between Chopasni Road and Paota, the police have mapped out two dedicated diversion routes for commuters

• Vehicles traveling from Chopasni Road toward Paota: Traffic will be diverted from 5th Road and routed via Sardarpura C Road, Targhar Turn, New DRM Khatarnak Puliya, Rotary Chauraha, Riktiya Bhairuji Chauraha, JDA Circle, Bhaskar Chauraha, Ratanada Police Line, and Tarachand Circle.
• Vehicles moving from Paota toward Chopasni Road: Commuters will be directed through Tarachand Circle, Circuit House, Bhatiya Chauraha, VC Circle, PWD Chauraha, JDA Circle, Bhairuji Chauraha, and DRM Khatarnak Puliya.

Inner City Restrictions and Emergency Services Access
Vehicular movement will be completely shut down on the sector spanning from Jalori Gate and Olympic to Nai Sarak, Gordhay Chhatri Road, and Paota Chauraha. Additionally, loading taxis and handcarts will not be permitted inside the inner city grid or along the procession path.

For light vehicles needing access to the inner city, specific entry corridors have been provided. Small vehicles coming from the Chopasni Road direction can enter via 5th Road, Siwanchi Gate, and Balwadi. Meanwhile, traffic originating from Mandore Road will be routed through Nagauri Gate and Bagar Chowk.

The traffic police confirmed that emergency vehicles, including fire engines and ambulances, will enjoy unrestricted access through all roads across the city during the event.

What this means for you
Across India: Travelers planning to visit Rajasthan or pass through Jodhpur on August 26 should schedule their trips in advance to avoid delays due to local traffic adjustments.

In Jodhpur: Local residents traveling through inner-city areas and major arterial roads are advised to use designated alternative routes and keep emergency corridors clear during the procession.

Questions & Answers

1. Why has the traffic route been changed in Jodhpur on August 26?
The route has been modified to maintain security and smooth vehicular movement during the large Eid Milad-un-Nabi (Barawafat) procession scheduled for August 26.

2. What time and where does the main procession start?
Akhadas from various areas will depart at 8:00 AM for Govt Umed Stadium, from where the main procession will commence at 10:00 AM.

3. Where will the procession conclude?
The main procession will move from the stadium through Bamba Mohalla, Ghantaghar, and Jalori Gate before reaching its final point at the main Eidgah.

4. What is the alternative route for vehicles moving from Chopasni Road toward Paota?
Traffic from Chopasni Road will be diverted via 5th Road, Sardarpura C Road, Targhar Turn, New DRM Khatarnak Puliya, Rotary Chauraha, JDA Circle, Ratanada Police Line, and Tarachand Circle.

5. Are emergency services permitted on the restricted routes?
Yes, traffic police confirmed that routes will remain fully open for emergency vehicles such as ambulances and fire engines.

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