Tribune News Service
Gurugram, November 27
Massive traffic chaos gripped the highway here for the second day in a row due to heavy barricades on the Delhi-Gurugram Sirhaul border.
A two-hour jam caused traffic to move away as vehicles that were lined up at the border were allowed entry only after a thorough search.
Gururgam police had safely deployed 900 troops to 13 borders connecting the city to the Delhi, Nuh, Rajasthan, Rewari, Sohna and Kundli-Manesar-Palwal (KMP) highways.
In total, 125 barricades were placed around the borders, Sirhaul being the worst hit. The suspension of metro and public transport services to Delhi added to the problems.
“The traffic congestion eased towards the night. For the past two days, we are trying to keep the peace and keep the city from being affected by the protest. We had asked and we continue to call on people not to go to Delhi until it is urgent, ”said CP KK Rao.
