Hyderabad Traffic Diversion Issued for Three-Day from October 2 to 5, 2025: Key Cogestion Area and Alternate Roots

Hyderabad Traffic Police announces a 3-day traffic diversion for Durga idol immersion from Oct 2-5, 2025. Check restrictions, congestion, and alternate roots.

Hyderabad traffic police have announced extensive traffic restrictions and diversions around Hussain Sagar Lake from October 2 to 5, 2025, to manage the influx of Durga idol immersion processions.

The Hyderabad Traffic Police has launched a major traffic management operation for the Durga Puja festivities, with restrictions and diversions scheduled from 3:00 PM on October 2 to 6:00 AM on October 5, 2025. The immersion activities will be centered at People’s Plaza, Garden Point, baby ponds at Jalavihar, and Sanjeevaiah Park along Necklace Road.

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Key Traffic Diversions and Restrictions

To ensure smooth movement for religious processions and general traffic, police will implement phased diversions. Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic), D. Joel Davis, has appealed for public cooperation to ensure safe and smooth idol immersion.

Expected Congestion and Public Advisory

Commuters should expect significant delays and are advised to avoid several key junctions during the restriction period.

Alternative Transportation Recommendations

Route Suggestions:

Citizens traveling to and from the airport are advised to use PVNR Express Way or Outer Ring Road to avoid Tank Bund congestion. Lower Tank Bund and alternative arterial roads provide viable options during peak restriction hours.

Public Transport Impact:

While specific public transport diversions weren’t detailed in current advisories, historical patterns suggest TSRTC buses will likely face route modifications, particularly affecting services connecting Secunderabad, Central Hyderabad, and areas around Hussain Sagar.


This extensive traffic plan reflects the police’s efforts to balance the city’s large-scale religious celebrations with the need to maintain manageable traffic flow. The advisory for Durga Visarjan follows recent traffic measures implemented for other major events, including the Bathukamma festival.

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