City
Epaper

Two-hour traffic jam in Phulambri

By Lokmat Times Desk | Updated: April 26, 2026 22:50 IST

Lokmat News NetworkChhatrapati SambhajinagarTraffic came to a standstill for nearly two hours on the Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar–Jalgaon national ...

Open in App

Lokmat News Network

Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar

Traffic came to a standstill for nearly two hours on the Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar–Jalgaon national highway from 11 am on Sunday, causing severe inconvenience to motorists and passengers. Being a holiday and peak wedding season, traffic flow increased on the two main routes passing through the town, exposing lack of planning by police and authorities.

The congestion occurred at a T-point where roads from Panwadi, Sillod and Khultabad converge. Heavy vehicles attempting to turn blocked the entire stretch, leading to long queues of trucks, travel buses and two-wheelers. With vehicles unmoved for nearly two hours under intense heat, children, women and elderly passengers faced hardship. As there is no permanent traffic staff deployment and no signal system or proper signage at the junction, the problem recurs frequently. Police inspector Sanjay Sahane stated that a meeting with National Highways Authority of India (Nahi)officials is scheduled on April 28 to remove encroachments and streamline traffic.

Open in App

Related Stories

NationalAndhra CM Naidu to lay foundation for Google AI data centre in Vizag on April 28

InternationalTrump voices disappointment with NATO amid WHCA dinner shooting, says "they weren't there"

CricketBangladesh announces squad for 1st Test against Pakistan

Cricket"We need to take accountability": Rishabh Pant after LSG's Super Over loss to KKR

Politics"I am very happy and feel proud": Darjeeling woman Shilpa Harijan on PM Modi's letter appreciating her sketch

Aurangabad Realted Stories

AurangabadApr 30 deadline for development proposals submisison

Aurangabad19-year-old youth drowns while swimming at Tembhapuri dam

AurangabadDemand to appoint female Pro-VC

AurangabadSon-in-law attacks father-in-law over expense dispute

AurangabadRampant use of single-use plastic bags in weekly markets