Commuters in Chandigarh are likely to face traffic restrictions around Sector 42 on November 15 and 16 as the city gears up for Chhath Puja celebrations. The Chandigarh Traffic Police has announced partial traffic diversions on two road stretches during the evening and early morning rituals to regulate vehicular movement and ensure the smooth conduct of the festivities.
According to the traffic advisory, restrictions will remain in force from 4 pm to 8 pm on November 15 and 4 am to 9 am on November 16.

The affected stretches include the road from Sector 41/42 small chowk towards Sector 42/43 small chowk, and the stretch between Dr Ambedkar Institute of Hotel Management and Beant Singh Memorial, extending up to the T-Point on Vikas Marg.
The traffic police have advised commuters to take alternative routes during the specified hours and follow real-time updates through its official social media handles. Residents have also been urged to plan their journeys in advance and cooperate with traffic personnel. The police have expressed regret over the inconvenience caused by the restrictions.
Meanwhile, Chhath Puja is expected to bring communities across Chandigarh, Mohali and Panchkula together, with devotees preparing to gather at lakes, riverbanks and designated sites to offer prayers to the setting Sun on November 15 and the rising Sun on November 16.
In an effort to facilitate the celebrations, Chandigarh has identified 26 locations across the city for this year’s festival. The expanded arrangements are aimed at providing devotees with more accessible spaces to perform the traditional rituals and celebrate with their families and communities.
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