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Faulty Traffic Signal Project Triggers Persistent Gridlock in Baramulla
Kashmir Observer
|February 10, 2026 Issue
Amid the nonfunctioning ₹33-lakh Traffic Signal System Project, continued violation of traffic norms, and widespread roadside encroachments, chronic traffic congestion continues to trouble Baramulla town.
Apart from Main Chowk and Bindass Chowk, several other junctions, arterial roads, and inner streets remain heavily congested throughout the day.
In August 2018, the Municipal Council Baramulla installed traffic signal lights at three key junctions, Tehsil Point, Main Chowk, and near Azad Gunj Bridge, to streamline traffic movement. However, years later, the system has failed to become operational.
From dawn to dusk, the signal at Tehsil Point continues to blink, while the administration has yet to put it into service. Similarly, traffic lights installed at other locations remain nonfunctional.
Residents expressed concern over the utilisation of taxpayers' money, stating that such costly projects should be implemented with proper planning and strategy.
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