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Hyderabad traffic jam near Telugu Thalli Flyover triggers public concern over roadside parking

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Hyderabad's Emerald Mithai Shop is causing traffic chaos due to its customers parking haphazardly on Indira Park Road, creating daily congestion and impacting hundreds of commuters. Intro: Hyderabad residents are demanding action against rampant parking violations by customers of the popular Emerald Mithai Shop, which is creating daily traffic snarls on Indira Park Road.
Hyderabad Traffic Jam Near Telugu Thalli Flyover Sparks Concern

Hyderabad: Citizens have raised concerns over regular traffic congestion caused by vehicles parked in the middle of the road near the popular Emerald Mithai Shop, Hyderabad. The issue, which begins near the Telugu Thalli Flyover and stretches toward the RTC Steel Bridge, is reportedly worsened by the lack of proper parking management along Indira Park Road.

The matter was highlighted by a concerned citizen, Arun Bathula, who posts under the handle @arun_bathula (hydroadwarrior) on X, formerly known as Twitter. Tagging the Hyderabad Traffic Police, he wrote, “@insptr_ckdpally @HYDTP Customers of Emerald are consistently parking in the middle of the road, effectively occupying half the road. This is leading to daily congestion starting from the Telugu Thalli Flyover. Requesting a permanent solution.”

Speaking to Hyderabad Mail, Arun Bathula explained, “This is a daily issue on the stretch from Emerald Mithai Shop toward the RTC Steel Bridge. Customers park along the roadside, sometimes extending up to Indira Park Gate. This blocks an entire lane, leaving little space for moving vehicles and causing traffic to back up toward the flyover.”

He noted that the situation affects hundreds of commuters daily, contributing to delays, increased pollution, constant honking, and additional strain on traffic personnel.

“This is a preventable problem,” Arun Bathula said. “If businesses like Emerald and local authorities could work together on solutions like a dedicated parking area, marked temporary zones, or a valet system during peak hours, it would help ease the congestion.”

He urged for coordinated action between business owners and city planners, calling the issue part of a broader pattern affecting several busy spots in Hyderabad. “Responsible parking and sustainable urban planning must go hand in hand,” he added.

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