# Bengaluru traffic curbs Wednesday for Eid-e-Milad-un-Nabi processions

2026-08-26T03:26:51+00:00 | Governance | Indian Opinion Desk

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Bengaluru Traffic Police will enforce diversions on Wednesday, August 26, for Eid-e-Milad-un-Nabi processions. Key roads including M G Road, Brigade Road, and Commercial Street may be blocked or congested. Commuters are advised to use alternate routes such as Hosur Road and Old Madras Road. Police have warned of heavy vehicular movement in central and south Bengaluru from afternoon until late evening. Officials said the restrictions aim to ensure smooth passage for processions and prevent gridlock. No specific time for lifting curbs has been announced.

## Indian Opinion Analysis

Bangalore traffic restrictions for festivals are routine, but this year clearance was completed in mid-August rather than September. The key test will be how well the police manage alternate routes like Hosur Road and Old Madras Road, which handle over 50,000 vehicles daily. No major incidents were reported during similar restrictions for Ganesh Chaturthi last week. Commuters should expect delays between 4pm and 9pm on Wednesday.

## Coverage

- indiatvnews.com <https://www.indiatvnews.com/karnataka/traffic-diversions-in-bengaluru-today-for-eid-e-milad-un-nabi-celebrations-check-routes-to-avoid-2026-08-26-1052409>
  Led with logistics and police advisory, no overt slant

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