New Delhi: Due to the violent incidents in protest against CAA recently, the roads of the capital were closed due to which the dam of the people has started breaking. On Sunday, people gathered in large numbers in Delhi's Sarita Vihar area and raised the demand for normal movement on the roads. Demonstrators demand that barricading be removed from Road 13A connecting Mathura Road R Kalindi Kunj and be reopened. It may be known that this road has been closed for the last several days in view of the ongoing protest in Shaheen Bagh against the citizenship law. Due to this, people have to face a lot of difficulties in coming to Noida-Delhi.

Delhi: Protest held in Sarita Vihar demanding removal of barricades and blockage on road no. 13A between Mathura Road and Kalindi Kunj, in order to ease traffic movement. The road is closed for past many days due to ongoing anti CAA/NRC demonstration in Shaheen Bagh. pic.twitter.com/x1RKS1mfp6

ANI January 12, 2020

According to information received from sources, it has been learned that South Delhi and Faridabad have lost contact with Noida due to the closure of this road. People are taking one to one and a half hours to cover a distance of ten minutes. People of South Delhi, Badarpur, Faridabad have to go to Noida via DND, Ashram Chowk and NH-9. Along with this, the jam has also been faced.

At the same time, it has also been noted that currently traffic going from Badarpur, Faridabad and South Delhi to Noida has been diverted towards Ashram, DND and NH-9. Due to this, heavy jams are being witnessed at Ashram Chowk, Mathura Road, Lajpat Nagar, DND, Sunlight Colony, NH-9. From morning till evening the condition of the jam remains. Especially in peak hours, the roads are so filled with vehicles that the vehicles crawl and crawl to reach their destination.

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