In anticipation of the high-profile wedding ceremony of Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant, the Mumbai Traffic Police have announced a series of traffic restrictions to ensure smooth flow and minimal inconvenience to the public. These restrictions will be in place from 4:00 PM to midnight on July 5 and between 1:00 PM and midnight from July 12 to 15, primarily affecting the roads leading to the Jio World Convention Centre.
Key roads will see restricted access during these times. Notably, vehicular traffic will not be allowed on Kurla MTNL Road from Laxmi Tower Junction through Dhirubai Ambani Square Avenue Lane-3, Indian Oil Petrol Pump, and Diamond Junction to Hotel Trident. Instead, vehicles from One BKC should turn left at Laxmi Tower Junction, proceed to Diamond Gate No. 8, turn right at NABARD Junction, continue to Diamond Junction, and head towards BKC via Dhirubai Ambani Square and the Indian Oil Petrol Pump.
Similarly, vehicles approaching Dhirubai Ambani Square Avenue/Indian Oil Petrol Pump from Kurla, MTNL Junction, Platina Junction, and Diamond Junction towards the BKC connector bridge will also be diverted. These vehicles should take a left at NABARD Junction, proceed from Diamond Gate No. 8, turn right at Laxmi Tower Junction, and continue to BKC.
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Moreover, vehicles from MTNL Junction will be restricted at Signature/Road Sun Tech Building from proceeding towards the American Consulate, Jio World Convention Centre, and BKC Connector. Commuters are advised to take an alternate route by turning left at Dhirubai Ambani School, proceeding behind the American Consulate via Avenue 1 road, then turning right at We Work, left at Godrej BKC, and continuing to their destination.
Additionally, Latika Road will be one-way from Ambani Square to Laxmi Tower Junction, and Avenue 3 Road will be one-way from Kautilya Bhavan to the American Consulate.
The high-profile wedding of Anant Ambani, son of Reliance Industries chairman Mukesh Ambani, and Radhika Merchant, daughter of industrialist Viren Merchant, is set to commence on July 12. The celebrations will continue with Shubh Aashirwad on July 13, where attendees will receive divine blessings, culminating in the grand wedding reception, Mangal Utsav, on July 14. Guests have been requested to dress in 'Indian chic' for the events.
The Mumbai Traffic Police have urged the public to cooperate with the temporary restrictions and use alternative routes to avoid inconvenience. These measures aim to ensure the smooth conduct of the wedding festivities while maintaining regular traffic flow in the bustling city.
