# Surajpur-Sukhomajri bypass traffic diverted for two weeks

2026-08-22T00:16:12+00:00 | Governance | Indian Opinion Desk

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Traffic on the Surajpur-Sukhomajri bypass in Panchkula will be diverted for about two weeks during the Haryana Staff Selection Commission’s recruitment-related physical test and race. The lane from Amravati towards Sukhomajri will remain closed. Traffic in both directions will use the lane from Sukhomajri towards Amravati, reducing the available road capacity on the bypass. DCP Crime and Traffic Amrinder Singh advised motorists to avoid the route unless necessary and use alternative roads. Drivers have been asked to follow speed limits, traffic rules and directions from police personnel. Emergency vehicles will be given priority through clear routes. The arrangement will remain in place during the recruitment activity.

## Indian Opinion Analysis

A single open lane will require traffic to be managed in both directions, making police instructions and driver compliance central to keeping vehicles moving. The practical impact will depend on how many candidates, staff and accompanying vehicles reach the test location at peak times. Motorists with fixed appointments should allow extra travel time or choose routes away from the bypass. Emergency access is the key operational priority, so vehicles blocking the managed lane could delay ambulances or other urgent services. The main signal to watch is the traffic police’s decision to restore normal movement after the physical test schedule ends.

## Coverage

- tribuneindia.com <https://www.tribuneindia.com/news/haryana/traffic-diverted-on-surajpur-sukhomajri-bypass-for-2-weeks-amid-hssc-recruitment-drive/>
  Straight traffic advisory reporting with no discernible political or ideological framing

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