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Traffic chokes on Barapullah Ph-III on first day

Heavy traffic built up at the Sundial merging point as police used barricades and diversions to ease flow on the new corridor.

  • The Barapullah Phase-III flyover, which connects Mayur Vihar with Sarai Kale Khan, faced severe congestion on Thursday, its second consecutive day open to the public.
  • Traffic officials identified a bottleneck at the merging point near the Sundial at Sarai Kale Khan, where sharp geometry and lane capacity mismatches caused abrupt merging of traffic.
  • At least four ambulances were trapped near Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium Thursday evening struggling through bumper-to-bumper traffic, while commuter Robert Wilson reported saving time despite being stuck for at least half an hour.
  • Delhi Traffic Police and Public Works Department officials conducted a joint aerial survey using drones Thursday to assess conditions; a senior officer later claimed traffic has normalized with barricades removed.
  • Union Home Minister Amit Shah inaugurated the project Tuesday as part of a Rs 1,941 crore outlay, creating a continuous, signal-free stretch of about 9 km up to the AIIMS roundabout.
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Just two days after the opening of Barapullah Phase 3, massive traffic jams dashed hopes of a 15-minute journey from Mayur Vihar to INA, leaving many stranded for over two hours. Now, the traffic police and the Public Works Department (PWD) are working to fix the flaws along the entire corridor through drone surveys, lane reviews, changes to merging points, and possible diversions.

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Hindustan Times broke the news in New Delhi, India on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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