<p>Traffic was affected in parts of southeast Delhi Saturday morning as the Congress' Bharat Jodo Yatra, led by party leader Rahul Gandhi, entered the city.</p>.<p>The traffic police had issued an advisory on Friday cautioning commuters about the routes that were likely to be affected by the yatra.</p>.<p>The yatra made its morning halt in the national capital at Ashram chowk at 11 am and resumed at 1 pm.</p>.<p><strong>Also Read: <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/opinion/will-bharat-jodo-yatra-reach-kashmir-1174616.html" target="_blank">Will Bharat Jodo Yatra reach Kashmir?</a></strong></p>.<p>Traffic snarls are expected in parts of central Delhi later in the day when the yatra heads towards the Red Fort via the Mathura road, India Gate and ITO.</p>.<p>The advisory had said the yatra will reach Jai Dev Ashram near Ashram Chowk around 10.30 am and will end at the Red Fort around 4.30 pm.</p>.<p>Thousands of supporters walked behind former Congress chief Rahul Gandhi on Saturday as he led the Bharat Jodo Yatra from Badarpur border to Ashram here, with the entire stretch decked up in tricolours, balloons and banners of the leader.</p>.<p>The Yatra entered Delhi on Saturday morning with scores of people from Haryana and Delhi joining it at the Badarpur border amid raising of “Bharat Jodo” (unite India) and “Rahul Gandhi Zindabad” slogans. With the beating of drums and playing patriotic songs, the enthusiasm of the Congress Yatris was at its peak. Waving tricolours, thousands of party activists walked behind Gandhi.</p>.<p>Traffic is expected to remain heavy from the Badarpur Border to Red Fort. Commuters are requested to cooperate by avoiding or bypassing the affected roads and make maximum use of public transport to ensure a pleasant journey, the advisory had said.</p>.<p>Security from Badarpur to Ashram was beefed up, with barricades erected and teams of police personnel deployed at multiple points.</p>.<p>Congress workers have set up camps at various places on the route of the Yatra, where song and dance programmes have been organised.</p>.<p>Party supporters were seen chanting slogans like “Nafrat Chodo, Bharat Jodo” (quit hatred, unite India).</p>.<p>A large number of youth supporters were also seen, who claimed to be protesting against “unemployment” by showing solidarity with the Yatra.</p>.<p>People were also seen lining up to have a glimpse of the procession.</p>.<p>Congress leader Kanhaiya Kumar said the BJP is scared of Bharat Jodo Yatra as it is getting a huge response from people.</p>.<p>"They are scared of this Yatra, that's the reason they are coming up with such excuses. Rahul Gandhi ji is spreading love and peace in the country," Kumar said, alleging that the BJP is trying to stop the Yatra.</p>.<p>A large number of workers from Delhi Congress-led by Delhi unit chief Anil Chaudhary welcomed Gandhi and the Yatris at the Delhi border in Badarpur early in the morning. The Yatra entered Delhi from the Faridabad side in Haryana.</p>.<p>Senior party leaders, including former Haryana chief minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda, Kumari Selja, Randeep Surjewala, Shaktisinh Gohil and others, accompanied Gandhi.</p>
<p>Traffic was affected in parts of southeast Delhi Saturday morning as the Congress' Bharat Jodo Yatra, led by party leader Rahul Gandhi, entered the city.</p>.<p>The traffic police had issued an advisory on Friday cautioning commuters about the routes that were likely to be affected by the yatra.</p>.<p>The yatra made its morning halt in the national capital at Ashram chowk at 11 am and resumed at 1 pm.</p>.<p><strong>Also Read: <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/opinion/will-bharat-jodo-yatra-reach-kashmir-1174616.html" target="_blank">Will Bharat Jodo Yatra reach Kashmir?</a></strong></p>.<p>Traffic snarls are expected in parts of central Delhi later in the day when the yatra heads towards the Red Fort via the Mathura road, India Gate and ITO.</p>.<p>The advisory had said the yatra will reach Jai Dev Ashram near Ashram Chowk around 10.30 am and will end at the Red Fort around 4.30 pm.</p>.<p>Thousands of supporters walked behind former Congress chief Rahul Gandhi on Saturday as he led the Bharat Jodo Yatra from Badarpur border to Ashram here, with the entire stretch decked up in tricolours, balloons and banners of the leader.</p>.<p>The Yatra entered Delhi on Saturday morning with scores of people from Haryana and Delhi joining it at the Badarpur border amid raising of “Bharat Jodo” (unite India) and “Rahul Gandhi Zindabad” slogans. With the beating of drums and playing patriotic songs, the enthusiasm of the Congress Yatris was at its peak. Waving tricolours, thousands of party activists walked behind Gandhi.</p>.<p>Traffic is expected to remain heavy from the Badarpur Border to Red Fort. Commuters are requested to cooperate by avoiding or bypassing the affected roads and make maximum use of public transport to ensure a pleasant journey, the advisory had said.</p>.<p>Security from Badarpur to Ashram was beefed up, with barricades erected and teams of police personnel deployed at multiple points.</p>.<p>Congress workers have set up camps at various places on the route of the Yatra, where song and dance programmes have been organised.</p>.<p>Party supporters were seen chanting slogans like “Nafrat Chodo, Bharat Jodo” (quit hatred, unite India).</p>.<p>A large number of youth supporters were also seen, who claimed to be protesting against “unemployment” by showing solidarity with the Yatra.</p>.<p>People were also seen lining up to have a glimpse of the procession.</p>.<p>Congress leader Kanhaiya Kumar said the BJP is scared of Bharat Jodo Yatra as it is getting a huge response from people.</p>.<p>"They are scared of this Yatra, that's the reason they are coming up with such excuses. Rahul Gandhi ji is spreading love and peace in the country," Kumar said, alleging that the BJP is trying to stop the Yatra.</p>.<p>A large number of workers from Delhi Congress-led by Delhi unit chief Anil Chaudhary welcomed Gandhi and the Yatris at the Delhi border in Badarpur early in the morning. The Yatra entered Delhi from the Faridabad side in Haryana.</p>.<p>Senior party leaders, including former Haryana chief minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda, Kumari Selja, Randeep Surjewala, Shaktisinh Gohil and others, accompanied Gandhi.</p>