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In letters to PWD, Delhi traffic police seeks design changes on Barapullah Phase-III

Traffic police want the Public Works Department to redesign the merger point after commuters faced hour-long delays on the new corridor, officials said.

  • The Delhi Traffic Police has asked the Public Works Department to redesign the Sundial Park merger point after the newly opened Barapullah Phase-III corridor caused significant traffic bottlenecks instead of improving flow.
  • Minister Pravesh Verma accused the Aam Aadmi Party of "making a lot of noise" over design flaws, questioning why the flyover was limited to two lanes despite costing Rs 1,000 crore in public funds.
  • A drone survey revealed nine lanes converge into just two at the junction, creating a capacity mismatch the traffic police reported causes "significant traffic congestion" at the merger point.
  • Commuters travelling along the nearly 8-km stretch between Safdarjung Hospital and Sarai Kale Khan reported taking more than an hour to complete the journey by Thursday evening after the flyover opened.
  • Although intended to strengthen connectivity between south Delhi and Mayur Vihar, the infrastructure project fails to relieve pressure on major arteries like the Ring Road and DND Flyway.
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Hindustan Times broke the news in New Delhi, India on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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