Former minister and MLA Shrikant Sharma, who was stuck in the jam in Vrindavan, said that all the main routes of Mathura-Vrindavan, especially the routes leading to major temples, should be free from temporary encroachment and jam.

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Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MLA from Mathura, Uttar Pradesh, Shrikant Sharma visited Banke Bihari on Sunday. During this, he had to face some difficulties, on which he expressed his pain. At the same time, the BJP MLA raising questions on the dilapidated system in his own government has become a topic of discussion.

Let us tell you that Shrikant Sharma has raised questions about the traffic system of Vrindavan. Regarding the problem of jam, he said that vehicles are entering on prohibited roads, due to which people are facing a lot of problems. The BJP MLA has also raised questions about the deployment of policemen.

Srikant Sharma made allegations
BJP MLA from Mathura Shrikant Sharma wrote on social media platform X on Sunday that the traffic system of Vrindavan has been in shambles for a long time. The situation of administrative inaction is such that today (Sunday) between 7:45 am and 8 am, not a single policeman was posted at the checkpoints like Multi Level Parking, Prem Mandir Tiraha etc. and outside vehicles were continuously entering the prohibited routes.

The traffic system of Vrindavan has been in shambles for a long time. The situation of administrative inaction is such that today between 7:45 and 8 am, not a single policeman was posted at the check posts like Multi Level Parking, Prem Mandir Tiraha etc. and outside vehicles were continuously entering the restricted routes. pic.twitter.com/3WkmEM8CS4

— Shrikant Sharma (@ptshrikant) July 13, 2025

Jam in many areas

Apart from this, a large number of private vehicles were parked on Varah Ghat, Sunrakh Road and due to such vehicles and temporary encroachment on the routes leading to almost all the major temples, there is a situation of jam for most of the day, due to which both devotees and local Braj-people are troubled.

Strict instructions of Chief Minister Yogi

Shrikant Sharma further wrote that there are strict instructions from Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath that the traffic system of Mathura-Vrindavan should be strengthened. All the major routes of Mathura-Vrindavan, especially the routes leading to major temples, should be free from temporary encroachment and jam. Also, vending zones should be created for those selling goods on the street. He wrote that Commissioner Shailendra Singh and DIG Range Shailesh Kumar Pandey should take cognizance of this and ensure compliance with CM Yogi’s orders.