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Mumbai Traffic Restrictions for ISKCON Juhu Gokulashtami

Traffic restrictions and diversions announced for Gokulashtami celebrations at ISKCON Juhu on September 3-4. Motorists advised to use alternative routes.

Mumbai Alert · City Desk
Mumbai Alert · City Desk
City Desk · Mumbai Alert News · Thu, 03 September 2026 at 01:40 am
Mumbai Traffic Restrictions for ISKCON Juhu Gokulashtami

The Mumbai Traffic Police's Western Suburbs Division has announced traffic restrictions and diversions around the Hare Rama Hare Krishna Mandir (ISKCON) in Juhu, in view of the Gokulashtami celebrations on September 3 and 4.

A large number of devotees are expected to visit the temple during the festival, and to ensure smooth traffic movement and public safety, the traffic police has implemented various arrangements under the jurisdiction of the Santacruz Traffic Division.

The restrictions will be in place from 3:30 pm on September 3 to 2 am on September 4, and from 4 pm on September 4 to 2 am on September 5.

No-parking zones have been designated on several roads, including Janardhan Mhatre Road, Mukteshwar Devalaya Marg, Juhu Church Road, and others.

Additionally, no-entry restrictions will be imposed on certain stretches, including Chandok Chowk to Mukteshwar Devalaya Marg, Alfred Criedo Road to Mukteshwar Devalaya Marg, and Shyamrao Parulekar Marg to Sant Dnyaneshwar Marg.

The stretch between Sant Dnyaneshwar Marg and Mukteshwar Devalaya Marg will be operated as a one-way road during the restrictions.

The Mumbai Traffic Police has appealed to motorists to cooperate with traffic personnel, follow the prescribed restrictions, and use alternative routes to avoid inconvenience during the Gokulashtami celebrations.

The traffic restrictions are expected to affect motorists in the Juhu area, and those planning to visit the temple are advised to plan their route in advance.

The Gokulashtami celebrations are an important event for devotees of Lord Krishna, and the traffic restrictions are in place to ensure a safe and smooth experience for all attendees.

The Mumbai Traffic Police's efforts to manage traffic and ensure public safety during large events like the Gokulashtami celebrations are crucial to maintaining order and preventing congestion in the city.

In conclusion, the traffic restrictions announced by the Mumbai Traffic Police for the Gokulashtami celebrations at ISKCON Juhu are necessary to ensure public safety and smooth traffic movement. Motorists are advised to plan their route in advance and cooperate with traffic personnel to avoid inconvenience.

Frequently asked questions

What are the dates and timings of the traffic restrictions in Juhu?

The restrictions will be in place from 3:30 pm on September 3 to 2 am on September 4, and from 4 pm on September 4 to 2 am on September 5.

Which roads will be designated as no-parking zones?

No-parking zones have been designated on several roads, including Janardhan Mhatre Road, Mukteshwar Devalaya Marg, Juhu Church Road, and others.

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