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This is the first visit by a German Chancellor to India since the biennial Inter-Governmental Consultations (IGC) mechanism was launched in 2011 (Source: PTI/AP File)
Parking of all types of vehicles is prohibited on both sides of some roads from 11 am to 6 pm
Ahead of German Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s visit to Bengaluru, the city’s traffic police has issued some restrictions for commuters. Several alternate routes were suggested and commuters were also asked to avoid certain parking spots.
This is the first standalone visit by a German Chancellor India Since the introduction of the biennial Inter-Governmental Consultations (IGC) mechanism in 2011. Scholz was accorded a ceremonial welcome in the forecourt of Rashtrapati Bhavan on Saturday.
Here are the traffic guidelines ahead of his visit to Bengaluru:
- Parking of all types of vehicles has been banned on both sides of some roads from 11 am to 6 pm.
- Ballari Road, Mahakari Circle, Kaveri Theater Junction, Ramana Maharshi Road, Infantry Road and Cubbon Road are some of the roads to avoid.
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- Other routes that remained busy for travel included HAL Old Airport Road, Whitefield Main Road, Ring Road from HAL to KR Puram, Doddanekundi Road, Graphite India Road, Queens Road, Raj Bhavan Road, MG Road, Indiranagar 100 Road and Old Madras Road. Are. ,
- To avoid traffic jam, motorists have been advised to take alternate routes as advised by the police.
Chancellor Scholz’s visit will allow both sides to take stock of the key outcomes of the 6th IGC and make progress, strengthen security and defense cooperation, work towards closer economic ties, increase opportunities for talent mobility, and science and ongoing cooperation Enables you to provide strategic guidance. technology,” said the Ministry of External Affairs.
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