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IN PHOTOS: Heavy traffic around Mumbai's Crawford Market as Diwali shoppers rush in

Updated On: 15 October, 2025 09:16 PM IST | Asif Ali Sayed

As the Diwali 2025 festival approaches, traffic snarls were seen around Crawford Market and surrounding areas in south Mumbai, especially during peak hours. Pics/Ashish Raje

The popular market, known for its festive goods, lights, sweets, and decorations, has seen a surge in footfall and vehicle movement over the past few days. Pics/Ashish Raje

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The popular market, known for its festive goods, lights, sweets, and decorations, has seen a surge in footfall and vehicle movement over the past few days. Pics/Ashish Raje
Traffic police officials were seen managing the flow, but the narrow roads and limited parking space are adding to the congestion

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Traffic police officials were seen managing the flow, but the narrow roads and limited parking space are adding to the congestion

Shoppers from parts of the city each year flock to the area for last-minute purchases ahead of the festival

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Shoppers from parts of the city each year flock to the area for last-minute purchases ahead of the festival

From late afternoon until late evening, major roads around Crawford Market witnessed traffic snarls on Wednesday

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From late afternoon until late evening, major roads around Crawford Market witnessed traffic snarls on Wednesday

As the festive season approaches, shoppers are stepping out to buy festive essentials

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As the festive season approaches, shoppers are stepping out to buy festive essentials

People are buying sweets, dry fruits, diyas, lights, and home decor items ahead of Diwali

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People are buying sweets, dry fruits, diyas, lights, and home decor items ahead of Diwali

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