Lahore Traffic Police has announced a comprehensive traffic plan for the annual Raiwind Ijtima 2026, outlining designated entry routes, parking arrangements and traffic diversions for participants traveling from different cities.
The religious gathering will take place in two phases. The first phase will run from November 5 to 8, while the second phase will take place from November 12 to 15. The concluding prayers for both phases will take place on Sundays, November 8 and 15, respectively.
Traffic police have designated seven entry routes for participants, including Lahore-Raiwind Road, Sunder Road and Manga Road. Authorities will also establish diversion points at 10 locations to maintain traffic flow.
The parking facilities will accommodate 2,800 large vehicles, 5,400 cars and 10,000 motorcycles at designated locations. Lahore Traffic Police will deploy 1,103 officers and personnel to manage traffic during the gathering.
The deployment will include seven DSPs, 203 inspectors and senior traffic wardens, and 866 traffic wardens and traffic assistants. Authorities will also deploy 15 lifters and nine breakdown vehicles. Participants traveling from Gujranwala via GT Road will use the Kala Shah Kaku Interchange on the motorway to reach Raiwind.
Those coming from Faisalabad and Sheikhupura will use the Faizpur Interchange, while participants from Okara will travel through the NFC Interchange on Ring Road and Raiwind Road. Police will provide traffic updates through Rasta FM, the Rasta mobile app and social media platforms throughout the event.
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