
Lahore Traffic Plan for Raiwind Congregation Final PrayerPakistan
Lahore traffic police have announced road closures from 6am to 1pm on Sunday and one-way arrangements on Raiwind, Sunder, Manga and Mohlanwal roads for participants leaving the Raiwind Tablighi congregation after the concluding prayer.

According to Chief Traffic Officer (CTO) Lahore Syed Abdul Rahim Shirazi, roads leading to Raiwind will remain closed from 6am to around 1pm on Sunday. Traffic on Raiwind, Sunder, Manga and Mohlanwal roads will follow one-way arrangements to ensure a smooth flow of vehicles.
Additional traffic wardens and police staff have been deployed to guide motorists and manage the rush. Traffic coming from the Motorway and Ring Road towards Raiwind will also remain suspended during the dispersal period.
The parking areas will be cleared in stages, starting with motorcycles and rickshaws, followed by cars, vans, buses and trucks, according to the plan.
The CTO has advised citizens to avoid Raiwind Road between 6am and 1pm to prevent traffic delays. People can also call the traffic police helpline 15 for assistance.
The congregation is the second phase of the annual Raiwind Tablighi Ijtima, which runs from 12 to 15 November 2026, with the closing prayer expected on Sunday, 15 November. The first phase of the gathering was held from 5 to 8 November.
Lahore traffic police have issued traffic plans for the Raiwind Ijtima giving route advice, parking details and live updates, with diversions planned for the peak prayer days. Police share live traffic updates through Rasta FM, the Rasta mobile app and social media channels.
Motorists travelling between Lahore and Raiwind on Sunday morning have been advised to plan extra travel time and to follow the directions of traffic wardens on the ground, as route conditions can change near the closing prayer. The traffic police said the roads would reopen to normal traffic once the congestion eases after the dispersal.
Commissioner Lahore Division Nauman Yousuf and CCPO Lahore Bilal Siddique Kamyana visited the Raiwind Tablighi Markaz earlier and reviewed the security and municipal arrangements for the gathering. The briefing highlighted that police and traffic officials, along with wardens, would be deployed to manage security and traffic arrangements, and that a 10-bed hospital and six medical dispensaries would be established for the gathering.






