GUWAHATI: The Deputy Commissioner of Police on Wednesday evening issued traffic guidelines to be followed for smooth functioning of traffic movement in Guwahati on November 26 during the funeral procession of former Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi from Srimanta Sankaradeva Kalakshetra in Punjabari to Silpukhuri’s Navagraha.
Assam health and finance minister Himanta Biswa Sarma informed that the funeral process will begin after 9 AM.
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The traffic movement guidelines:
• The Byelane from Chenikuthi from Latasil side emerges in front of Kali Mandir will be blocked.
• The road from Nabagraha Mandir that comes towards the cemetery will be blocked.
• Road blockade incoming from Chandmari P.S. side at Bhupen Hazarika House point – only outgoing allowed from Nabagraha side.
•Block from GNB road side the Karnachal road Byelane – only outgoing from Nabagraha side (adjacent to Kali Mandir).
• Regulate traffic at TC point – try to divert vehicles from Lamb road side towards Dr.B.Borooah Road.
• Regulate traffic at Chandmari point – divert vehicles coming from Noonmati side towards Zoo road side.
•Enforcement of strict no parking on the following roads:
• GNB road – from Guwahati club upto Tribune off- (both side).
• Nabagraha road – from Silpukhuri up to beyond cemetery.
• Karnashal road – from Nabagraha road turning up to Bhupen Hazarika house point.
Parking at:
• Engineering Field, Chandmari
• All pilot/escort vehicles of protected persons coming to the funeral will be cut at the Silpukhuri-Nabagraha road junction and they should proceed to the AEI field, Chandmari for parking, or to the Guwahati Club Rotary.
• Persons coming to attend the funeral will have to park their vehicles at the AEI field, Chandmari, and then proceed to the Crematorium.
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