Demand to ban heavy vehicles in Chikhli during Diwali
Request made to reduce traffic congestion on the stretch from Highway Char Rasta to College Circle
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
6 November 2026, 3:24 am · 1 min read
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According to a report by Sandesh, in view of the Diwali festival, a demand has arisen to stop the movement of heavy vehicles in the area from Highway Char Rasta to College Circle on the Chikhli-Vansda main road. If these vehicles are diverted by the police, locals may get relief from traffic problems.
Traffic jams occur frequently in this area at locations such as Bagladev Circle, Depot Circle, Circuit House, Sai Dairy, and College Circle. Due to the pressure of street vendors and haphazard parking, one track of the road remains completely blocked in many places, causing great difficulty to motorists. The situation is particularly severe near the Depot and Bagladev Circle, where heavy vehicles make the traffic more complex.
As the movement of people increases during festivals, there is an expectation that high-ranking officials such as the Prant Officer, DYSP, and PI will take appropriate measures. It has been demanded that heavy vehicles coming from the quarry area and towards Vansda be diverted from College Circle towards the Vasudhara Dairy Alipore Highway. Similarly, if vehicles coming from Highway Char Rasta towards the college are stopped and diverted towards Vasudhara Dairy, the traffic flow could improve.
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