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Two Large Processions to Roll Out in Bhopal Today, Roads Diverted Around Miladunnabi Site
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 26 Aug 2026, 09:19 AM
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Two major processions are scheduled in Bhopal today, with traffic diversions planned on several roads around the Miladunnabi area.
Bhopal authorities have announced that two large processions will take place today, prompting traffic diversions on multiple routes near the Miladunnabi locality. The first procession will commence from the India Talkies junction in the Mangala Vihar area and proceed towards Imami Gate, covering a key stretch of the city.
The second procession will start from the Ashoka Garden vicinity and is expected to conclude at Jinsi Chowk, creating additional congestion along the connecting roads. Police and municipal officials have deployed personnel to manage the crowds and ensure smooth movement of vehicles on alternate routes.
Motorists are advised to plan their journeys accordingly, avoid the affected corridors if possible, and follow the signage directing them to diversion paths. The diversions are expected to remain in effect until the processions finish, after which normal traffic flow will resume.
The events are part of a larger gathering at Miladunnabi, and organizers have coordinated with local authorities to minimize disruption while allowing participants to move safely between the designated points.
The second procession will start from the Ashoka Garden vicinity and is expected to conclude at Jinsi Chowk, creating additional congestion along the connecting roads. Police and municipal officials have deployed personnel to manage the crowds and ensure smooth movement of vehicles on alternate routes.
Motorists are advised to plan their journeys accordingly, avoid the affected corridors if possible, and follow the signage directing them to diversion paths. The diversions are expected to remain in effect until the processions finish, after which normal traffic flow will resume.
The events are part of a larger gathering at Miladunnabi, and organizers have coordinated with local authorities to minimize disruption while allowing participants to move safely between the designated points.