Ujjain's Dewasgate Bus Stand Shuts Ahead Of Simhastha 2028, All Buses Shift To Nanakheda; Passengers Face Inconvenience
Ujjain (Madhya Pradesh): Dewasgate Bus Stand was completely closed on Monday as part of preparations for Simhastha Mahaparv-2028 and efforts to streamline traffic. All bus services have been shifted to Nanakheda Bus Stand, leaving Dewasgate premises deserted. Several passengers, unaware of the relocation, reached Dewasgate and struggled to find their buses. According to the preliminary route…
Ujjain's Dewasgate Bus Stand closed ahead of Simhastha 2028, with all bus services rerouted to Nanakheda. The stand stood empty as passengers, unaware of the move, found themselves stranded. Some buses on Agar and Maksi routes will reach Nanakheda via Mandi, Pandyakhedi, Kothi, Pipe Factory, and Bharatpuri. Dewas buses will travel through Sethi Petrol Pump and Bharatpuri, while Indore-bound buses will use Government Engineering College and Aastha Garden.
Badnagar and bypass-route buses will utilize the bypass ring road via Aastha Garden. Regular travelers to Agar found the new location inconvenient, as it now takes 30-40 minutes by motorbike from the city center. The administration is working on road widening, an elevated bridge, and other projects ahead of Simhastha, necessitating the relocation of bus stands.
However, details on what will be built at the former Dewasgate Bus Stand site remain unclear. All operations have been halted at Dewasgate, forcing passengers to now reach Nanakheda to board buses for all routes.
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