

Traffic congestion continues to trouble commuters in Hyderabad, particularly along the Koti–Mahatma Gandhi Market (MJ Market) stretch. Vehicles arriving to transport fruit are reportedly parked on both sides of the road, leaving limited space for moving traffic. The area remains crowded with vehicles, vendors and shoppers, making it difficult for motorists and pedestrians to pass through. The stretch connecting Koti and Osmania Medical College Metro Station also experiences heavy congestion, causing daily inconvenience to commuters. Navigating this busy road has become a challenge, especially during peak traffic hours.
Apart from traffic problems, residents have raised concerns about waste left behind after market activities conclude. The accumulated waste reportedly produces a foul smell, adding to the difficulties faced by people living and working in the area. Locals have urged the concerned authorities to address both traffic management and sanitation issues around MJ Market. They are seeking effective measures to regulate vehicle parking, improve road access and ensure that market waste is cleared regularly. Residents say timely intervention is necessary to make this busy part of Hyderabad safer, cleaner and easier to navigate.




















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