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Traffic restrictions in Jammu from July 2 for Amarnath Yatra 2026

No movement on key routes during convoy hours

INS Correspondent by INS Correspondent
June 30, 2026
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Jammu, June 30: With Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra-2026 set to commence on July 3, Traffic Police Jammu has announced route restrictions and diversions in the city from July 2 to ensure smooth movement of pilgrim convoys.

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An advisory issued by traffic police, it says that the first convoy will move from Yatri Niwas, Bhagwati Nagar, on July 2. Departure timings are 4:00 AM for the Baltal convoy and 4:15 AM for the Pahalgam convoy.

No traffic movement will be allowed on key city routes from 3:45 AM till the tail of the Pahalgam convoy crosses. Restricted stretches include Canal Head towards Shri Banda Bahadur Chowk, Bhagwati Nagar; R&B Bridge Belicharana towards 4th Tawi Bridge; fly-over take-off point near GCW Gandhi Nagar towards Asia Crossing and Bikram Chowk; Panama Chowk towards Hotel Asia via Fire & Emergency Services Directorate; PHQ towards Bikram Chowk via Jammu University; Ware House towards Bikram Chowk; and B.C Road from Bus Stand to Manda, including laterals from Indira Chowk to K.C Crossing, Maheshpora Chowk to Shakuntala Crossing, Vigilance Rotary to Shakuntala Crossing, Sarwal/Subash Nagar lanes to Rehari Chowk, Exchange Road to Rehari Chowk, Amphalla Jail Road to Amphalla Chowk, and Janipur Road to Ved Mandir/Amphalla Chowk.

Traffic Police will also set up cut-off points on NH-44 at Nagwal/Palli Morh, Kunjwani Chowk, Bajalta Cut, Sidhra Cut, Atal Chowk and TCP Nagrota. No vehicle will be allowed beyond these points after 10:00 PM for HMVs and 12:00 AM for LMVs during the yatra period.

SANJY-2026 will conclude on August 28, 2026.

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