Massive Traffic Jam at Delhi-Ghazipur Border as Protests Erupt Over Man’s Murder
Date: 10-mar-2025

Protest Blocks Delhi-Ghazipur Border, Causes Severe Traffic Congestion
The Delhi-Ghazipur border witnessed severe traffic congestion as protesters blocked the highway, demanding justice for a man who was recently murdered. The unrest led to significant delays, forcing commuters to take alternative routes. Authorities have since intervened, but the situation remains tense.
What Led to the Protest?
The protest erupted after the brutal killing of Rohit, a 32-year-old resident of Ghazipur village. He was shot near Phool Mandi on NH-24, and despite immediate medical attention, he succumbed to his injuries. The incident sparked outrage among locals, who gathered in large numbers to demand swift justice.
Traffic Disruptions and Public Reaction
Following the protest, major traffic disruptions were reported across East Delhi, particularly:
Key Traffic Issues
- Massive congestion at the Delhi-Ghazipur border, with vehicles stranded for hours.
- Commuters forced to take alternative routes, leading to delays in reaching their destinations.
- Public transport services, including buses and autos, affected due to roadblocks.
Police Intervention and Arrests
In response to the growing unrest, the Delhi Police deployed additional forces to control the situation. Authorities confirmed that two suspects have been taken into custody, though their identities remain undisclosed.
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Officials assured that an investigation is underway, and strict action will be taken against those responsible for the crime.
Current Situation and Advisory for Commuters
Authorities are actively working to ease the congestion, but traffic movement remains slow. Commuters are advised to:
Traffic Advisory
- Avoid the Delhi-Ghazipur border until further notice.
- Use alternative routes such as Anand Vihar and Noida Expressway to bypass the jam.
- Stay updated with real-time traffic alerts before planning their journey.
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