Which was done in the hope that the attitude of the Government of India would develop favorable to continue the normal functioning of the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan in New Delhi. The Embassy of Afghanistan said in a statement that ‘The Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan in New Delhi regrets to announce the permanent closure of its diplomatic mission in New Delhi with effect from 23 November 2023 due to continued challenges from the Government of India. ‘

The embassy said that despite a wait of eight weeks, the objectives of extension of visas for diplomats and change in the conduct of the Indian government could not be achieved. It said the embassy faced a difficult choice given continued pressure from both the Taliban and the Indian government to relinquish control.

Afghanistan’s statement said that “India has been a steadfast strategic partner of the erstwhile Afghan Republic since 2001. We acknowledge the limitations and concerns that govern the arena of real politics and perform the necessary balancing acts at a difficult time in a geopolitically sensitive region.

The Afghan Embassy statement said that we therefore believe that at this stage the decision to close the mission in India and transfer the custodial authority of the mission to the host country is appropriate.afghanistanIs in the best interests of. The statement said that despite limitations in resources and power, we have worked tirelessly for their betterment and in the absence of a legitimate government in Kabul.

The last two years and three months have seen a significant decline in the Afghan refugee community in India. Students and businessmen are leaving the country. Since August 2021, this number has almost halved. The embassy said that very limited new visas have been issued during this period.

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Due to the large number of VIPs and VVIPs attending the inauguration programme, entry of private vehicles will not be allowed in the New Delhi area. There will be a ban here from 5:30 in the morning till around 4 in the evening.

Delhi Traffic Police has issued a traffic advisory regarding the inauguration ceremony of the new Parliament House. The traffic police has said in this that on 28th many dignitaries are going to come to attend the inauguration ceremony. During this, special traffic arrangements have been made to keep the traffic smooth. In this order, New Delhi district has been kept in the controlled area.

Don’t go these routes

According to the traffic police, Mother Teresa Crescent Road, Talkatora, Baba Kharak Singh Marg, Gol Dak Khana, Ashok Road, Patel Chowk, Windsor Place, Janpath, Akbar Road, Teen Murti Marg etc. will be considered as regulated areas. Only civil service aspirants, local residents, those with prior permission and emergency vehicles will be allowed to move in this entire area.

Security tight, information will be available on Twitter: In view of the ceremony, there will be tight security around the new Parliament House. Wrestlers have announced Mahila Panchayat here, due to which security arrangements have been made strict. In order to avoid any kind of trouble to the drivers, the Delhi Traffic Police will keep informing the people through its Twitter handle as well. Although the drivers have been advised not to come here, but if anyone has to come to New Delhi area in case of emergency, then they will be told alternate routes. The traffic police has appealed to the people for cooperation.

Which vehicles will be exempted

Only public transport vehicles, civil service aspirants, local residents, vehicles with pre-stickers and emergency vehicles will be allowed to come during the inauguration ceremony. Private vehicle will not be given entry. The traffic police has appealed to the general public and the drivers to help the personnel in maintaining the traffic system smoothly and follow the instructions given patiently.

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The 594-km greenfield section will pass through 12 districts of Uttar Pradesh and will substantially reduce travel time in the national capital Delhi and its neighboring areas. The first phase of Ganga Expressway is underway. It will start from Judapur Dandu in Prayagraj district and provide seamless travel till Bijauli in Meerut district.

Explain that apart from Meerut and Prayagraj, this project will connect major cities of UP including Pratapgarh, Rae Bareli, Unnao, Hardoi, Shahjahanpur, Badaun, Sambhal, Amroha, Bulandshahr and Hapur. Expressway will also have main toll plazas in Meerut and Prayagraj.

The Ganga Expressway is being constructed afresh. It will open as a six-lane expressway. Depending on the future travel volume, it will have the potential to be expanded to eight lanes. Among the major features of the Ganga Expressway, Shahjahanpur will have a 3.5 kilometer long airstrip. The expressway will have two bridges crossing the rivers namely 960 meter bridge over river Ganga and 720 meter bridge over Ramganga.

Toll tax will have to be paid at 12 places

As per reports, the Ganga Expressway will have 12 more toll plazas apart from the source and destination toll plazas at Meerut and Prayagraj. The expressway from Meerut will be seamlessly connected to the nearby economic centers of the national capital Delhi, Noida and Ghaziabad through the 96 km, 8-lane, controlled Delhi-Meerut Expressway.

Time will be saved from 3 to 5 hours

This expressway will also be connected to Yamuna Expressway, Agra-Lucknow Expressway and Purvanchal Expressway. Will reduce the distance from Eastern Uttar Pradesh to Delhi NCR from about 11-14 hours to 8-9 hours. The foundation stone of Ganga Expressway was laid in December 2021 and it is expected to be completed in 2024.

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