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In photos: Chandigarh gridlocked amid farmers' march

Several key roads come to a standstill, leaving commuters stranded in hours-long traffic jams

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 04:41 PM Jul 10, 2026 IST
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Traffic jam at Sector 21 due to farmers’ march in Chandigarh on Friday. Tribune photo: Ravi Kumar
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Heavy traffic congestion in Chandigarh as farmers' protest disrupts movement; several school buses stranded in long queues. Tribune photo: Pardeep Tewari

Heavy traffic congestion in Chandigarh as farmers' protest disrupts movement; several school buses stranded in long queues. Tribune photo: Pardeep Tewari

Traffic jam at Sector 21 due to farmers’ march in Chandigarh on Friday. Tribune photo: Ravi Kumar

Traffic jam at Sector 21 due to farmers’ march in Chandigarh on Friday. Tribune photo: Ravi Kumar

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Heavy traffic congestion in Chandigarh as farmers' protest disrupts movement; several school buses stranded in long queues. Tribune photo: Pardeep Tewari

Heavy traffic congestion in Chandigarh as farmers' protest disrupts movement; several school buses stranded in long queues. Tribune photo: Pardeep Tewari

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Traffic jam at Sector 21 due to farmers’ march in Chandigarh on Friday. Tribune photo: Ravi Kumar

Traffic jam at Sector 21 due to farmers’ march in Chandigarh on Friday. Tribune photo: Ravi Kumar

Heavy traffic congestion in Chandigarh as farmers' protest disrupts movement; several school buses stranded in long queues. Tribune photo: Pardeep Tewari

Heavy traffic congestion in Chandigarh as farmers' protest disrupts movement; several school buses stranded in long queues. Tribune photo: Pardeep Tewari

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