There has been news of clash between students of Jawaharlal Nehru University and the police. A march was being taken out by the students towards Nelson Mandela Road. The police tried to pacify the students, but the students got angry and started pushing. There has also been misbehavior with the police. The police have detained 28 students in this case. At present there is a lot of ruckus being created by the students.

Leaving behind the traffic jams of India’s Delhi, Mumbai and Noida, the world’s biggest traffic jam has been seen in China. The jam occurred at the Wuzhuang toll station in Anhui province when millions of people were returning to their homes after the eight-day holidays of National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival.

Thousands of vehicles remained stuck for hours in this jam that occurred on Monday (6 October 2025). Drone footage showed long rows of red taillights at the massive 36-lane Wuzhuang toll station, making for a wonderful but disturbing sight.

The return tide has arrived — millions of travelers are heading home from the holiday. pic.twitter.com/2cB8VAH7Nm

— China Perspective (@China_Fact) October 8, 2025

36 lane toll station becomes Red Sea of ​​Lights

In the video going viral on social media, Wuzhuang Toll Station was seen completely glowing with red lights, where thousands of vehicles were seen waiting for their turn. According to reports, around 1,20,000 vehicles moved through this toll station that day. Although the toll plaza has 36 lanes, due to such heavy traffic, hundreds of vehicles got stuck in several kilometer long lines. The drone footage showed how many vehicles coming from different lanes were trying to move forward while narrowing into the four main lanes. This sight was named Red Sea of ​​Lights.

The combination of Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day became the reason for the traffic jam.

Mid-Autumn Festival is a family festival in China, which people return home to celebrate with their families. This year the festival coincided with the National Day holiday, resulting in an eight-day long holiday (1 to 8 October) across the country. According to China’s Ministry of Culture and Tourism, 888 million people traveled during this period, which was about 16% more than last year. During the same period in 2024, 76.5 crore people went out for sightseeing. Such a large number of people came out on the streets together, causing terrible traffic jams on the highways and toll stations.

Drivers remember Chinese New Year

Commuters stranded at the Wuzhuang toll station wrote on social media that the jam was reminding them of the Chinese New Year, when a similar traffic crisis is seen every year. Many drivers complained that they were stuck in their vehicles for 3 to 5 hours, while some claimed that it took overnight to cross the toll. One driver posted that it was a relief to cross the toll, but there was so much traffic on the road that it felt as if the whole of China was traveling together.”

Historic traffic jams have taken place in China before too

This is not the first time that such a big traffic problem has been seen in China. In 2010, the world’s longest traffic jam was recorded on the Beijing-Tibet Expressway. This jam, which occurred on August 14, 2010, was more than 100 kilometers long and lasted for 12 days. Then hundreds of trucks broke down on the road, due to which thousands of vehicles and passengers were stranded on the highway for 12 consecutive days. People had to buy food items from local vendors at expensive prices.

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Traffic jams in cities and increasing crowds on the road are one of the biggest problems. Many times it is also seen that traffic signals do not work properly or get completely spoiled. Due to this, long queues of trains get on the roads and people have to face a lot of trouble. In such a situation, people wonder where to complain so that action can be taken quickly.

In fact, a complaint can be easily lodged with the help of technology regarding traffic signal malfunction. The government and the traffic police have provided online portal and helpline for this. Due to which common citizens can directly file their complaint. How can you complain about this? Know the process.

How can a complaint?

If you see a bad traffic signal somewhere. So you can complain directly in the control room of the traffic police. Let us tell you that a separate unique number is written on every signal pole. Which makes it easier to complain. After noteing this unique code, you have to call the traffic control room number 1095.

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After which you can get your complaint filed. Apart from this, a report can also be filed by sharing photos and locations on the official social media account of the traffic police. Which helps in getting relief from the problem of jam on the roads.

You can also complain like this in Delhi

If you live in Delhi. Then you have even more easy options. Let us tell you that Delhi Traffic Police is now working on adding a new feature to its traffic sentinel app. Through this, if the traffic signal of an area is bad. So you just have to upload the photo app there. Information about the location will also be sent along with the photo.

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So that the control room will immediately know where the problem is. After this, the maintenance team of the traffic police will reach the spot and fix the bad signal. This will not only make a complaint easier to file a complaint. Rather, there will also be immediate relief from the problem of traffic jam.

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Ashwini vaishnaw: Union Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnav informed in Parliament on Wednesday (March 26) that several important steps have been taken to improve crowd management at railway stations. These include wide foot-over-bridge, CCTV surveillance and war room arrangements.

Railways have implemented a limited entry control system to control the huge crowd during festivals and fairs. Under this arrangement, holding areas have been created outside the stations, where the passengers are not given entry until the train comes on the platform.

Railways will make permanent holding area at 60 stations

According to the Railway Minister, holding areas were built in Surat, Udhna, Patna and New Delhi during the 2024 festive season. This system was also implemented at nine stations of Prayagraj during Mahakumbh. Based on these experiences, permanent waiting areas will be built at 60 stations across the country.

Now entry to only confirmed tickets at 60 stations

Now complete admission control will be implemented at 60 stations. Only passengers with confirmed reserve tickets will get entry up to the platform, while the waiting list and without ticket passengers will have to stay in the external waiting area. Unauthorized entrances will also be sealed.

More CCTV cameras at stations to increase security

The Railway Minister informed that 12 meters and 6 meters wide FOBs of the new design will be made which will be helpful in crowd management. Also, the number of CCTV cameras will be increased for monitoring all major stations.

War rooms will be built at big stations for mob management

War rooms will be set up at large railway stations where officers of all departments will work coordinated in case of congestion. Walky-talkie, announcement system and digital communication equipment will be installed at all heavy crowded stations.

Railway employees will get new uniform and ID card

New uniform and ID cards will be issued for railway employees so that only authorized people can enter the stations. Station directors will be appointed at major stations who will be given financial rights so that they can take immediate decisions.

Station director right to ticket sales control

Station directors will be empowered to control the sales of tickets according to the station’s capacity and available trains. GRP, local police and civil administration will also be included to ensure security at the stations.

Platform ticket will be available only under special circumstances

Taking a lesson from the recent stampede at New Delhi railway station, railway zonal officers have been empowered to control the sale of platform tickets. However, platform tickets will be issued under certain special circumstances to assist the old, uneducated and women passengers.

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