With Nitin Nabin, national president of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), scheduled to arrive in Patna, local authorities have changed traffic patterns across several major roads to manage vehicular flow and ensure safety during the visit. The modifications will be effective from the morning of February 9 as part of preparations for his airport reception and onward movement in the city.

Officials said vehicles coming from Saguna Morh and Danapur towards Hadtali Morh will now use alternative routes rather than the direct road, to reduce congestion on busy stretches including Baily Road (Nehru Path). Drivers are advised to follow detours via Jagdev Path and District Transport Office (DTO) routes, continuing through TamTam Praw and Phulwari areas to reach their destinations.

Traffic police also imposed restrictions on parking near Patel Golambar to Patna Airport, and vehicles from the DTO office area will be redirected away from the airport approach until the BJP leader’s motorcade has passed. Vehicles coming from the north of DTO office will move via Bagdev Path and other nearby roads to avoid bottlenecks.

In addition, high vehicle pressure on Baily Road could prompt commuters to use Ashiana Diha Road, Digha-Kurji Road and Rajapur Pul via Ashok Rajpath as alternative paths to their destinations. Authorities warned that restrictions could remain in place until the visit proceedings are completed.

Drivers are urged to plan their travel in advance and adhere to police instructions during the period of

the visit to avoid delays and traffic build-ups in Patna.

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