Traffic regulations for I-Day programme

By Our Staff Reporter

HYDERABAD, AUG. 13. In view of the Independence Day Celebrations and the scheduled parade at Secunderabad Parade Grounds on Wednesday morning, the City Police Commissioner, Mr. P. Ramulu, has announced traffic regulations. According to the arrangements made, the cars of the ministers and judges will be parked beside the iron barricades on S.P. Road, about 100 yards away from their alighting point, according to a press release.

The protocol officers having Z-1 passes would park their vehicles behind the parade formation. Entry on S.P. Road between Central Telegraph Cross Road and YMCA Cross Road would be "One Way" between 7 a.m. and 11 a.m. Before the commencement of the parade, cars with passes would be allowed from CTO Junction towards YMCA. After the parade, cars would go in the reverse direction towards CTO Junction.

The road from Cantonment Garden to SBH X Roads would be open for all vehicular traffic from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. While the invitees coming from Begumpet side on vehicles with VIP, AA, A-1 and A-2, B-1 and B-2 passes are requested to proceed to CTO flyover via Rasoolpura junction, those coming from Upper Tankbund and Ranigunj have been asked to proceed via M.G. Road/Parklane. The vehicles with AA, A-1 and A-2 passes would be parked in front of the MCH office (under the flyover bridge) and those with B-1 and B-2 passes in the compound of the office of the Chief Engineer Project Ordinance Factory.

Cars without passes would come via R.P. Road and proceed upto YMCA junction. Scooters and cycles can be parked either at Gymkhana Grounds or on either side of St. Ann's School Road.

As part of the traffic regulations in connection with the "at home" party being hosted by the Governor Dr. C. Rangarajan on the independence day at Raj Bhavan, the vehicles with "green" colour passes will be allowed through the main gate of Raj Bhavan upto the front steps of Darbar Hall.

Vehicles with "yellow and blue" colour passes would be allowed through the exit gate of Raj Bhavan till the steps of the Darbar Hall. All these vehicles would be parked at the Administrative Block.

While the invitees with "pink" passes are requested to alight outside the Raj Bhavan main gate and park their vehicles at Lakeview Guest House, the vehicles of the officials would be parked at Dilkush Guest House premises and those of the other invitees on the road between the college of Nursing and Raj Bhavan main gate.

The City Additional Commissioner of Police Mr. K. Aravinda Rao, in a separate press release, advised the general public proceeding to attend the independence day celebrations on Wednesday not to carry any hand bags, brief cases, cameras, tiffin carriers or other instruments.

However, any persons found carrying such objects would be subjected to frisking and checking by the police as part of the security arrangements. The public have been requested to cooperate with the police in this regard.

CJ to hoist flag

The Chief Justice Satyabrata Sinha would unfurl the national flag at the High Court at 11 a.m. on the Independence Day. All the judges, judicial officers, officers, advocates and staff would attend the celebrations, according to a press release.

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