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Massive traffic jam hits Mohali, Zirakpur amid 'PU Bandh' protests

UT police set up barricades, conduct vehicle checks at Chandigarh-Mohali border

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Vehicles stuck in a long traffic jam on the Chandigarh-Zirakpur border after police checks on Monday, November 10, 2025. Tribune photo: Ravi Kumar
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Long queues of vehicles created chaotic traffic movement in Mohali and Zirakpur on Monday as UT police barricaded the Chandigarh-Mohali border ahead of the ‘PU Bandh’ called by student groups and organisations demanding the notification of Panjab University Senate elections.

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The UT police restricted entry into Chandigarh by barricading the Chandigarh-Mohali border near Phase-6 in Mohali.

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Trucks and buses were stationed on the road, and barricades manned by police personnel restricted entry into Chandigarh, intensifying the traffic snarls.

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Tribune photo: Ravi Kumar

The move led to long queues of vehicles in Phase-6, Mohali, creating chaotic traffic movement. Traffic remained erratic across Mohali as commuters searched for alternative routes.

At the Chandigarh-Zirakpur border, vehicles were stuck in long jams as police checked incoming traffic.

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Chandigarh police check vehicles at the Chandigarh-Zirakpur border, causing a long traffic jam on Monday. Tribune photo: Ravi Kumar

Many vehicles attempted illegal detours to bypass the jam, further worsening the situation in Zirakpur.

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Tribune photo: Ravi Kumar

Meanwhile, protesters sitting near YPS Chowk attempted to move towards Chandigarh despite the UT police barricades at the border.

Sources said a sizeable number of protesters have already entered Chandigarh through other entry points.

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Vehicles stuck in a long traffic jam in Zirakpur on Monday. Tribune photo: Pradeep Tewari
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