Archive · 15 Sep 2026
Protest over Aya Nagar killing disrupts south Delhi traffic
Relatives of a man who was shot dead protested in south Delhi.
The protest happened near Arjan Garh Metro Station on MG Road.
The group blocked some roads leading toward Gurugram and Mehrauli-Badarpur Road.
This caused traffic problems on a busy road.
Police redirected vehicles from Chattarpur’s CDR Chowk.
Drivers were told to use NH-48, Mahipalpur and Andheria Mor instead.
Police also suggested using the Metro when possible.
Traffic officers stayed nearby to help control the congestion.
Family members and relatives of a man killed in Aya Nagar protested near Arjan Garh Metro Station.
The protest blocked roads toward Gurugram and Mehrauli-Badarpur Road, disrupting traffic on MG Road.
Delhi Traffic Police diverted traffic from Chattarpur’s CDR Chowk and issued an advisory.
Commuters between Gurugram and Mehrauli were advised to use NH-48, Mahipalpur and Andheria Mor.
Traffic personnel were deployed, and commuters were urged to use the Metro and allow extra travel time.
- Who
- Family members and relatives of a man shot dead in Aya Nagar.
- What
- They held a protest that blocked roads and disrupted traffic on MG Road.
- When
- Tuesday, September 15; the year was not specified.
- Where
- Near Arjan Garh Metro Station on MG Road in south Delhi.
- Why
- The protest followed the man’s killing in the Aya Nagar area.
- Protest location
- Near Arjan Garh Metro Station on MG Road
- Trigger
- The killing of a man in south Delhi’s Aya Nagar area
- Traffic impact
- Roads toward Gurugram and Mehrauli-Badarpur Road were blocked or affected
- Diversion point
- Traffic was diverted from Chattarpur’s CDR Chowk
- Suggested route
- NH-48, Mahipalpur and Andheria Mor
- Public advice
- Use the Metro where feasible, plan ahead and allow extra travel time
- Police response
- Traffic personnel were deployed to regulate movement and reduce congestion