Delhi Traffic Police Issues Advisory for Rail Passengers Ahead of BRICS Summit

The Delhi Traffic Police has issued a comprehensive traffic advisory for the upcoming 18th BRICS Leaders Summit scheduled from September 11 to 13, 2026 at Bharat Mandapam in Pragati Maidan. Passengers traveling through the national capital must plan their journeys carefully to avoid missing their trains or flights. Here are the key highlights of the advisory for travelers: Authorities have listed 22 diversion points and over 35 controlled roads across the National Capital Region. Commuters heading to railway stations and the Indira Gandhi International Airport must allocate extra travel time and prefer using the Delhi Metro. Non-destined commercial vehicles are strictly prohibited from entering Delhi during this period. Additional CP Traffic Dinesh Kumar Gupta confirmed that extensive mobility protocols are now in place to ensure smooth movement for delegates and the general public through September 13.

Alternative Routes for Railway Stations

For passengers heading to Hazrat Nizamuddin Railway Station, authorities have recommended two specific alternative routes. Travelers can commute from AIIMS via Mathura Road or from ISBT Kashmiri Gate via Mathura Road to reach the station smoothly. Traffic movement will remain strictly regulated on several key arterial roads, including Sardar Patel Marg, Shanti Path, and Janpath.

Important Guidelines for Commuters

Emergency and medical vehicles will receive priority, obstruction-free access throughout the summit period. Essential services and utility operations will continue without any interruption. However, roadside parking within 200 meters of all controlled roads is strictly banned. All vehicles must be parked exclusively in designated areas to avoid penalties or vehicle removal by authorities.