HYDERABAD: Global Shia spiritual leader Aga Khan, who is on a 10-day visit to India, will arrive in Hyderabad on Monday. Shah Karim Al Hussaini, the Aga Khan IV, had visited the city three years ago.
During his stay, the 81-year-old spiritual leader will meet governor ESL Narasimhan at the Raj Bhavan on Tuesday. Later, he will meet deputy chief minister Mohammed Mahmood Ali. In the evening, he will meet community members. He will travel to Mumbai on the following day.
Traffic restrictions in place
City police have imposed traffic restrictions to facilitate proper vehicular movement in view of the visit of Prince Shah Karim Al Hussaini, chairman of the Aga Khan Development Network, on February 26 to 28. The police issued orders imposing traffic restrictions from RGIA to Hotel Taj Falaknuma Palace where Shah Karim would stay. With the Prince participating in programmes to be held in Nizam College on February 27 and 28, police has restricted traffic movement on some roads. At AR Petrol Pump: Traffic will not be allowed towards BJR Statue and will be diverted towards Nampally.
Traffic coming from Abids and Gunfoundry will not be allowed towards BJR Statue and it will be diverted at SBI Gunfoundry towards Chapel road. From Basheerbagh Junction towards GPO, Abids: Traffic will be diverted at Basheerbagh towards old MLA Quarters and King Koti road. Traffic coming from there towards Basheerbagh will be diverted at old MLA Quarters towards Himayatnagar Y Junction From Liberty towards Basheerbagh Junction: Traffic will be diverted at Liberty Junction towards Himayatnagar