Ahead of German Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s Bengaluru visit, the city traffic police issued certain restrictions for commuters. Several alternate routes were suggested and commuters were also asked to avoid some parking spaces.
This is the first standalone visit of a German Chancellor to India since the biennial Inter-Governmental Consultation (IGC) mechanism commenced in 2011. On Saturday, Scholz was accorded a ceremonial welcome at the forecourt of the Rashtrapati Bhawan.
Here are traffic guidelines ahead of his Bengaluru visit:
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- Other routes to remain busy for travel are HAL Old Airport Road, Whitefield Main Road, Ring Road from HAL to K R Puram, Doddanekundi Road, Graphite India Road, Queen’s Road, Raj Bhavan Road, M G Road, Indiranagar 100 Road, and Old Madras Road.
- To avoid a traffic jam, motorists have been advised to take alternative routes as advised by the police.
“Chancellor Scholz’s visit will enable both sides to take stock and progress on the key outcomes of the 6th IGC, strengthen security and defence cooperation, work towards closer economic ties, enhance opportunity for mobility of talent and give strategic guidance to ongoing collaboration in science and technology,” the MEA said.
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