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Commuters bear the brunt of stir

Meanwhile, commuters continue to face inconvenience due to the road blockade. The Mauli Jagran and Command Hospital routes witness frequent traffic jams. Commuters are forced to travel 5 km extra to reach their destinations. President of Citizens’ Welfare Association SK...

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Updated At : 01:00 PM Mar 04, 2023 IST

Meanwhile, commuters continue to face inconvenience due to the road blockade. The Mauli Jagran and Command Hospital routes witness frequent traffic jams. Commuters are forced to travel 5 km extra to reach their destinations.

President of Citizens’ Welfare Association SK Nayar said the main road had remained closed for 16 days in January and February due to protests. There should be a ban on protests on this main road.

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