Traffic Advisory for Maha Shivaratri In Bhubaneswar
Bhubaneswar: In order to control traffic chaos and maintain law and order situation during the famous Shiv Ratri celebrations in Ekamra Kshetra area of Bhubaneswar, the Commissionerate Police has issued a traffic advisory giving detailed route map. While Maha Shivaratri will be celebrated in Lingaraj Temple on February 21, the advisory will be applicable the [...]
Bhubaneswar: In order to control traffic chaos and maintain law and order situation during the famous Shiv Ratri celebrations in Ekamra Kshetra area of Bhubaneswar, the Commissionerate Police has issued a traffic advisory giving detailed route map. While Maha Shivaratri will be celebrated in Lingaraj Temple on February 21, the advisory will be applicable the whole day till mid night.

Detailed Traffic advisory:
- 1. All four wheelers except VIP vehicles shall not be allowed to ply on Ratha Road from Mausi Maa Square. Those may avail Vivekananda Marg to proceed upto Kacharapindi via Sanitorium square and park by the side of Kedar Gauri Temple road. The VIP vehicles shall be allowed to up to the earmarked parking place in front of the Northern Gate of the Temple via Ratha Road, Tinimundia, Badheibanka and Ratha Khala.
2. All vehicles coming from Ravi Talkies side shall be allowed up to Kacharapindi via Sanitorium square. The four wheelers are allowed up to Kotitirtha Lane where those can be parked is the Northern side of Ananta Basudev Temple.
3. All vehicles coming from Garage Chhak and Samantarapur side shall be diverted to BMC Market Complex parking via Electric Substation square where those can be parked at the designated parking areas. The three wheelers shall be parked on the Eastern side parking place of Ananta Basudev Temple.
4. All vehicles coming from Keut sahi side shall be diverted to BMC Market Complex parking via Kedar lane-Tarini Resort and Electric Substantion square where those can be parked at the designated parking areas.
5. All vehicles coming from Dakshin Kali Temple Road and Tarasundari Road shall be diverted to BM High School and SM High School ground for parking.
6. All four wheelers coming from Punama Gate side shall not be allowed to Badheibanka from Patanasahi square. Those can proceed to BM High School and SM High School ground for parking via Blood Bank square.
7. The two wheelers from Ratha Road can proceed to BM High School and SM High School ground for parking via Badheibanka and Blood Bank square.
8. All buses shall avail the Garage Chhak route to proceed to BMC Market Complex for parking via Electric Substation square.
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