India-EU Summit LIVE: Traffic Changes for EU Leaders Visiting Rajghat

By Aditya Nagar | January 27, 2026

The security and traffic regulations in New Delhi have been tightened following the arrival of the European Union (EU) in the national capital for the India-EU Summit.

According to their official schedule, the dignitaries visiting the city will pay homage at Rajghat, a memorial to Mahatma Gandhi.

Because of this high-profile visit, the Delhi Police have announced traffic diversions and restrictions in several areas due to tight security.

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India-EU Summit Traffic Diversions: Commuters Plan To Plan Their Journey Accordingly

Traffic authorities have stated that during the visit, there will be temporary restrictions on multiple routes around Rajghat and central Delhi.

Hence, commuters need to plan their journeys in advance and prefer alternate routes to avoid disruption.

Major roads such as Netaji Subhash Marg, IP Marg, ITO, and the Ring Road will experience traffic delays.

Traffic to Be Regulated in Phases During EU Delegation Movement: Delhi Traffic Police

Delhi Traffic Police will regulate traffic in phases according to the EU delegation’s movement.

Parking is not allowed near Rajghat and the nearby stretches. Any vehicle found parked in restricted zones will be towed to ensure uninterrupted traffic flow.

Commuters To Follow Traffic Advisories

Officials have requested that daily commuters, students, and office-goers not overlook traffic advisories issued via social media handles and radio updates.

People must not miss their scheduled departures and should plan accordingly.

Key Points of India-EU Free Trade Agreement Visit

The India-EU Summit is an event that emphasises bolstering ties between India and the European Union.

The major topics to be discussed at the summit will be climate change, clean energy, global security, trade, and digital cooperation.

The foreign leaders visiting Rajghat will pay homage to the Father of the Nation, Mahatma Gandhi, who is an example of non-violence and peace.

Stringent security measures will be enforced across the capital, especially in areas visited by EU leaders.

In terms of security, police personnel and traffic wardens have been deployed in large numbers.

Besides that, the use of CCTV cameras and drone monitoring for surveillance has also increased. Emergency services are also kept ready.

People residing near the restricted areas need to cooperate with the authorities and abide by the rules set by security personnel.

According to the India-EU summit talks live updates, all the implied measures are applicable on a temporary basis. This is to ensure the safety of the foreign dignitaries and the public.

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Public Cooperation Is Necessary For The Successful Completion of the Summit

These arrangements may cause inconvenience for a short time, but for officials, they are necessary, and they expect public cooperation to ensure the successful completion of the EU summit.

Hence, commuters must be patient and avoid travelling to restricted areas during peak hours.

This helps prevent travel issues. Commuters should consistently follow all traffic guidelines. Further traffic updates will be provided as the India-EU Summit progresses, based on the delegation’s movement.

Citizens must stay updated on the official announcements and plan their outgoing plan accordingly.

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EU leaders visited Rajghat to pay tribute to Mahatma Gandhi and honour his legacy of peace and non-violence. Such visits are a longstanding diplomatic tradition during high-level foreign delegations to India.

EU leaders visited Rajghat during their official trip to New Delhi for the India-EU Summit.
The visit took place as part of the summit’s scheduled engagements, where the delegation paid tribute to Mahatma Gandhi.

EU leaders visiting India paid tribute to Mahatma Gandhi at Rajghat during the India-EU Summit.
The visit led to tight security and temporary traffic restrictions in nearby areas.

Rajghat can be reached via alternate routes from ITO, Daryaganj, and Ring Road, as roads near the memorial may face restrictions during the EU leaders’ visit. Commuters are advised to use public transport where possible and follow Delhi Traffic Police advisories for real-time updates.

EU leaders paid tribute to Mahatma Gandhi at Rajghat, praising his ideals of peace, non-violence, and unity. They said Gandhi’s values continue to inspire global efforts toward harmony and cooperation.

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