Delhi Traffic Police Issues Comprehensive Advisory for AP Dhillon Concert at Indira Gandhi Stadium on December 7, 2025

Delhi Traffic Police has issued a comprehensive advisory for AP Dhillon's upcoming concert at the Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium on December 7, 2025. The event, scheduled from 6 PM to 10 PM, is expected to draw large crowds, necessitating special traffic arrangements around the venue.

Authorities have implemented specific restrictions on major roads surrounding the stadium to ensure smooth traffic flow during the event. The advisory specifically mentions that heavy vehicles will not be permitted to operate between Rajghat and IP Marg throughout the concert duration.

The Traffic Police have urged commuters to avoid several key routes from 3 PM until 11 PM on the concert day. These include IP Marg (Mahatma Gandhi Marg), Vikas Marg, and Ring Road (from Rajghat to IP Depot), as significant congestion is anticipated during these hours.

For concert attendees, the advisory provides clear guidance on entry points. Visitors must use specific gates according to their designated routes: Gates 7 and 8 are accessible only via Velodrome Road; Gates 21, 22, and 23 can be reached through MGM Road; and Gates 16 and 18 on Ring Road are also accessible via MGM Road.

Parking arrangements have been strictly organized for the event. Only vehicles displaying official parking labels will be permitted to park near the stadium. The advisory emphasizes that these labels must be clearly visible on the windscreen and must include the vehicle's registration number.

Additional parking regulations specify that limited parking spaces are available exclusively for labeled vehicles, and those without valid parking permits will not be allowed in the vicinity of the stadium. Parking label holders are advised to approach via Ring Road, with entry to parking facilities available from MGM Road.

The Delhi Traffic Police shared this advisory on their official social media channels to ensure widespread awareness among concertgoers and regular commuters in the affected areas.